IOW Your opinion; right?What a worldview is. That too, is due to having a worldview.
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IOW Your opinion; right?What a worldview is. That too, is due to having a worldview.
A steering wheel is only a small part of a car, so you are saying your opinions on various issues is only a small part of your worldview? If that's the case, what part of one's worldview does not include their opinions on issues?Inasmuch as I would say a car and a steering wheel are the same.
Opinions, views, ideas... These all make up your worldview.IOW Your opinion; right?
Opinions, facts, philisophies, beliefs, experiences, observations…all of these are parts that make up a worldview.A steering wheel is only a small part of a car, so you are saying your opinions on various issues is only a small part of your worldview? If that's the case, what part of one's worldview does not include their opinions on issues?
What part of your worldview is different from your opinion?Opinions, views, ideas... These all make up your worldview.
But facts, philosophies, beliefs, experiences, observations...... all of these make up our opinions as well. So how is a worldview different than just your opinion?Opinions, facts, philisophies, beliefs, experiences, observations…all of these are parts that make up a worldview.
Already explained. If you haven’t gotten it by now, I’m afraid you won’t.But facts, philosophies, beliefs, experiences, observations...... all of these make up our opinions as well. So how is a worldview different than just your opinion?
No you didn’t! You said your worldview is a culmination of all of your views, I responded that your opinions are a culmination of all of your views as well, so how are they different? THAT you have not explainedAlready explained. If you haven’t gotten it by now, I’m afraid you won’t.
I would imagine that it is up to the individual whether these constitute their entire world view or only a part of it.Those are political views. Political views might be a part of one's worldview, but would be insufficient to be called an entire worldview; would you agree?
Do you really believe it is possible to only have opinions about politics and nothing else?I would imagine that it is up to the individual whether these constitute their entire world view or only a part of it.
Maybe only they talk about it and try to use it as a hammerWhat is a worldview? And is this something that only applies to religious people?
A worldview (sometimes called with the German "Weltanschauung", needlessly) is how you view the world - as you think it is, not as it should be. E. g. a scientist watches a rainbow and sees light refracted by water droplets. A religious person may see Bifrost or some other magic.What is a worldview? And is this something that only applies to religious people?
Would you say your worldview is basically your opinion on the millions of things you observe?A worldview (sometimes called with the German "Weltanschauung", needlessly) is how you view the world - as you think it is, not as it should be. E. g. a scientist watches a rainbow and sees light refracted by water droplets. A religious person may see Bifrost or some other magic.
Part of the world view is the "Menschenbild" (a German word you should adopt as "picture of man" doesn't really cut it). It's how you see humans. A religious person may see the image of god or an inherently flawed and sinful being (sometimes at the same time) while the atheist doesn't attribute any such baggage and sees a product of evolution, culture and education.
You could say that but I feel the word "opinion" doesn't really fit. For me, "opinion" includes value judgement while worldview doesn't. It is opinion as it may not be factual or objective but it is just your opinion of what things are.Would you say your worldview is basically your opinion on the millions of things you observe?
There is no need to shout. I did. I already explained to you that a worldview isn't synonymous with an opinion. I already told you that it is opinions, facts, philosophies, beliefs, experiences, observations, etc. that make up one's worldview. For the third time, a worldview is a calumniation of these.No you didn’t! You said your worldview is a culmination of all of your views, I responded that your opinions are a culmination of all of your views as well, so how are they different? THAT you have not explained
I didn’t mean to give the impression I was shouting; my bad.There is no need to shout.
To me it’s like asking the difference between a cop vs Police officer, and you say a cop includes Police officers, deputy sherifs, & Highway Patrol, and I say Police officers includes all of those as wellI did. I already explained to you that a worldview isn't synonymous with an opinion. I already told you that it is opinions, facts, philosophies, beliefs, experiences, observations, etc. that make up one's worldview. For the third time, a worldview is a calumniation of these.
I asked a question and you gave an answer. The answer you gave may not make complete sense to me, but that’s okay that is your perspective; and I appreciate you explaining the difference from your perspective. Thank-youYou are playing word games. You want a worldview to be an opinion, so you conveniently left that word out when you listed things that make up a worldview. If a worldview was an opinion, there would be no need for the two separate terms.
So value judgments are the main difference?You could say that but I feel the word "opinion" doesn't really fit. For me, "opinion" includes value judgement while worldview doesn't. It is opinion as it may not be factual or objective but it is just your opinion of what things are.
My worldview is that of an atheistic humanist. It includes a metaphysics, an epistemology, and a moral system. My metaphysics is how I view what reality is at a fundamental level, which in my case is that reality, nature, and the physical are all synonymous (naturalism), nature is godless (no spirits) and sacred, and that consciousness likely ends with death. My epistemology, or how I decide what is true, is empirical (empiricism). Truth is discovered through experience, and refers to that which can be shown to be true. And my moral system is based in utilitarian ethics for structuring societies (free, tolerant democracies which maximize individual social and economic opportunity) and reciprocation (Golden Rule) in personal interactions. The individual conscience decides what is right and wrong.What is a worldview? Can you give an example of a worldview that does not include religion?
No worries.I didn’t mean to give the impression I was shouting; my bad.
I understand how you have that perspective, however comparing an opinion to a worldview is like comparing police officers to their respective government (city/county/state).To me it’s like asking the difference between a cop vs Police officer, and you say a cop includes Police officers, deputy sherifs, & Highway Patrol, and I say Police officers includes all of those as well
You're welcome. I'm sorry I failed to help you understand.I asked a question and you gave an answer. The answer you gave may not make complete sense to me, but that’s okay that is your perspective; and I appreciate you explaining the difference from your perspective. Thank-you
It's called building a strawman.There is no need to shout. I did. I already explained to you that a worldview isn't synonymous with an opinion. I already told you that it is opinions, facts, philosophies, beliefs, experiences, observations, etc. that make up one's worldview. For the third time, a worldview is a calumniation of these.
You are playing word games. You want a worldview to be an opinion, so you conveniently left that word out when you listed things that make up a worldview. If a worldview was an opinion, there would be no need for the two separate terms.