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Worldview Analysis and Personal Inventory
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Worldview Analysis and Personal Inventory
Christian perspective of the nature of spirituality and ethics in contrast to the perspective
of postmodern relativism within health care.
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Worldview Analysis and Personal Inventory
Qiu sun
Grand Canyon University
PHI-413V-0502
Dr. Henry
April 10, 2022
Spirituality is often described as a journey of lived experience, characterised by a greater
sense of peace, meaning, purpose and connectedness (Burkhardt 1989, Ross 1994). An essential
characteristic of this emerging understanding of spirituality is that it is a uniquely individual
experience, though experienced in a relationship (McCarroll et al. 2005). The concept of
spirituality is not the same for everyone. With regard to Christianity, the word “spirituality” has a
more defined meaning than its general use in contemporary society. Specifically, it explores how
human values, lifestyles, and spiritual practices relate to a human understanding of God, human
identity, and the material world (Sheldrake, 2016 ).
In (Bogue & Hogan, 2020), According to Christianity, Jesus Christ was the Son of God,
fully human and divine, and through faith in him and following his teachings, one can inherit
eternal life. Christians believe that Jesus died for humanity, that God raised him from the dead,
and that Jesus will come again at the end of time. Christians also believe in the Trinity, or the
three parts of God: God the Father or Creator, God the Son (Jesus) or Redeemer, and God the
Holy Spirit or Sanctifier. Holy Spirit is the presence of God in the world. The scriptures of the
Christian worldview are called the Bible. Christians view the scriptures as the sacred Word of
God. God’s Word is sufficient for the Christian believer, bringing hope when facing all
challenges, including evil and suffering. Similar to this, when Christians are faced with a critical
illness, their religious beliefs provide them with spiritual comfort and enable them to find
meaning in life despite challenging circumstances. Christians view ethics as the process of
making judgments based on God’s instructions in the Bible. Briefly, Christian ethics is based on
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God’s will. However, God never wills anything contrary to his unchanging moral character. To
illustrate, The commandment of God against murder (Geisler, 1989).
As a healthcare professional, it is essential to explore one’s worldview in order to provide
high-quality care for patients. A clear understanding of what health is and how to address issues
that may arise is crucial. Postmodernism relativism is a philosophy that holds that there is no
absolute truth, everything is relative (Zavada, 2021 ). With postmodern assumptions, nursing care
can also emphasize plurality, respect for cultural and individual differences, the relativity of truth
or reality, constructive discourse, different perspectives on special knowledge, positioning as
well as listening to different viewpoints. Moreover, postmodernists reject traditional truth and
any form of centralized thought, and they are opposed to any notion of a central truth in life
(Zardosht, 2020).
Scientism
The roots of scientism extend as far back as early 17th century Europe, an era that came
to be known as the Scientific Revolution. Nevertheless, a torrent of new learning during the late
Renaissance challenged the authority of the ancients, causing long-established intellectual
foundations to crack(Burnett, 2012).
·Scientism, according to Worldview Analysis, is an activity that aims to investigate the
natural world using well-established, clearly defined methodologies. Given the complexity of the
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