Job Interviews

Worldview interviews

Earlier today I approached a lady called Ganine at a coffee shop near the water. She was scruffy looking and seemed quite unhappy; however, I introduced myself asking if she would be willing to answer a few questions for me. As I sat down and jumped into the following conversation I started to realize why she looked and acted the way she did… She simply had no hope. The importance of our worldview and the gift of knowing the Truth just became so special to me once more as we went through these questions.

1. What is really real?

Only your senses. We know what is real through mind and body coordination. The environment is also real.

2. What is the nature of the universe?

The universe is ordered but it has room for spontaneity.

3. What is a human being?

I don’t know it is like an animated form of limbs put together somehow.

4. What happens after death?

Nothing. Your corps extinguishes and you disappear.

5. How do you know right from wrong?

You can’t really know but the good side has better natural movement and energy.

There is no movement in the bad side.

6. How can you know anything at all?

You can’t really, you know from your genetic registry and it is in your blood. You know from bio rhythms.

7. What is the purpose of history?

We have history so that we know what has happened. History has patterns and we can see the places that need work and are not finished.

Later, I asked a friend, Annalise from YWAM to answer the same questions…

1. What is really real?

Only change is real.

2. What is the nature of the universe?

God created the universe to be ordered but when sin entered the world to some degree it became more chaotic.

3. What is a human being?

Not an ape! A human being has a soul; we have higher thought and are valuable. We are different to animals even if we have similar structures.

4. What happens after death?

You go to either heaven or hell for eternity.

5. How do you know right from wrong?

God tells us in His word what is right and wrong.

6. How can you know anything at all?

I guess you don’t… you take what you know on faith.

7. What is the purpose of history?

We have history so that we can learn from it and not repeat it.