What is the Difference? & What is Your Worldview?

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What is the Difference? & What is Your Worldview? Secular vs. Spiritual What is the Difference? & What is Your Worldview? Secular Questioning Spiritual

Let’s begin by distinguishing between Atheism & Agnosticism

Agnostic Agnostic beliefs traditionally are philosophical in regards to believing that there may be a "higher power" or God. However, the lack of proof or evidence of the afterlife or existence of spiritual beings, leaves agnostics open to question the reality of religion and remain open on their opinion. Agnostics do not denounce religion or spiritual powers but do not wholly accept without proof. It is a question of KNOWLEDGE.

Atheist Atheists, however, denounce the idea of higher spiritual powers and their religious base. They do not believe in any existence of a Divine or deities (gods). Theirs is a question of BELIEF.

The Difference Between Atheists & Agnostics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRmX9RVeNkU

From early on he questioned https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=albert+einstein+god+exists&view=detail&mid=DA2CFC3A0965C9B1762BDA2CFC3A0965C9B1762B&FORM=VIRE

Civilizations and its Discontents Who is an Atheist? Civilizations and its Discontents Sigmund Freud

Both Men of Science with a Secular Worldview… Albert Einstein a physicist Sigmund Freud a psychoanalyst

Who had a Spiritual Worldview? C. S. Lewis - an author

Let’s look at both sides of the spectrum… We’ll be looking at Sigmund Freud and C. S. Lewis as examples of both extremes: Secular vs. Spiritual and what their views are regarding: The existence of a divine The meaning of Life & Death The nature of human beings Keep in mind what reference their worldview might have come from. Would their worldview be altered if their frame of reference were different? Or is it something innate?

(Questions concerning the existence of the divine) The Question of God (Questions concerning the existence of the divine) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LlAMLssZos Stop at 31:55

(The nature of human beings) The Question of God (The nature of human beings) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-pSwHx0fyQ&list=PL9fjoXvlkVxwKLfedFJHSohEEdxEvmUHP From 33:41 – 51:00

The Question of God (The meaning of life & death) The Promised Land https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKUfQXaoleg&t=70s A Grief Observed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbZj9DSj8yg