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Only four percent of Americans have a "biblical" worldview, according to a recent national survey by the Barna Research Group. George Barna, a scholar who has studied cultural trends and the Christian Church since 1984, looked at the percentage of "born-again" believers in America and found that it was a pitiful nine percent.

The results of Barna's study also revealed a link between moral convictions and behavior and worldview. Barna says, “Although most people own a Bible and know some of its content, our research found that most Americans have little idea how to integrate core biblical principles to form a unified and meaningful response to the challenges and opportunities of life.”

Everyone has a worldview, whether it is conscious or unconscious. A personal worldview is the culmination of all you hold to be true, and it serves as the foundation for all of your thoughts, feelings, and deeds. As a result, it influences how you react to everything in life, including philosophy, physics, theology, anthropology, economics, law, politics, the arts, and social order.



How excited do you get to start a new semester? It's time to gain a new focus, organize, change things up, and revitalize. 

New year's resolutions are fashioned, and the start of a new semester can also signify a blank slate. A new year inherently encourages turning over a new leaf. 

Even if the previous semester may have been challenging, hopefully, it gave you the opportunity to discover more about yourself. Hopefully, you can go into this next semester knowing more about your hopes and needs.  Whatever the case, pausing and taking note of all things good and bad is a wise thing to do so the next semester is even more successful than the first.



Undoubtedly, choosing between a public school and a private school for your child is a crucial choice. Both have a lot of benefits and some drawbacks. 

As a parent, you want your child to have the best education possible. It is crucial to do your homework and consider all of your alternatives in order to choose which is the greatest fit for your child.



Deciding if your child should go to a public school or a private school is an important decision for sure. There are many advantages and disadvantages to both. Obviously, you, as the parent, want the very best education for your child. It is important to research and explore the different options so you can find the absolute best fit for your child.