Rebuild the biblical worldview
Can you state the course standard before consulting notes?
Represent faithfully. Test honestly. Defend biblically. Proclaim Christ.
The capstone integrates all sixteen units. It does not ask students to memorize insults or produce a formula that replaces faith; it tests whether their certainty follows Scripture, sound reasoning, and truthful evidence.
- RetrieveRebuild the standard.
- ComparePreserve real differences.
- ProveEstablish the contradiction.
- ProclaimGive the reason for hope.
Rebuild the biblical worldview
Retrieve the whole biblical account—revelation, Creator, creation, image, fall, covenant, Christ, cross, resurrection, church, judgment, and new creation—then verify and visibly correct it.
Revelation
God speaks truthfully in Scripture and climactically in His Son.
Creator and creation
The triune God alone is eternal; creation is real, good, dependent, and distinct from Him.
Humanity and fall
Embodied image-bearers possess received dignity and vocation but stand guilty and corrupted in Adam.
Covenant and Christ
God’s promises culminate in the eternal Son made flesh, Israel’s Messiah and Lord of all.
Gospel and church
Christ died for sins, rose bodily, justifies by grace through faith, and gathers a holy people by His Spirit.
Consummation
Christ will return, judge, raise the dead, defeat evil, and renew creation.
Genesis 1–3; Genesis 12:1–3; Exodus 19:3–6
Establish creation, fall, promise, and vocation.
Isaiah 52:13–53:12; John 1:1–18; 1 Corinthians 15:1–28
Establish identity, atonement, and resurrection.
Romans 8:18–25; Revelation 20:11–21:5
Establish judgment, resurrection, and renewal.
The account is complete, contextually supported, Christ-centered, and corrected wherever memory exceeded the text.
Write a 300-word biblical worldview from memory. Verify every sentence and classify it as explicit, necessary, probable, or not established.
Every worldview must answer to the God who has spoken and to the Lord whom He raised from the dead.