Through my studies at the Focus on the Family Leadership Institute and my personal research, I have discovered many interesting things in regards to the idea of a Christian worldview.Dr. James Dobson put it simply, “Either God is, or God isn’t.” Wow.  Arthur Holmes gives us 5 reasons for a worldview: “We need to unify thought and life experience, define the good life and find hope and meaning, guide current thought, guide actions, and deal with our diverse culture.”  Taking these guidelines and applying them to the Christian mind and worldview, one truly can develop a solid stance and lens to view the world through as a Christian.  I also found some scripture in reference to attributes of the Christian mind and how we can transform it towards a Christian worldview.  The Christian mind is renewed (Romans 12:1).  The Christian mind is pure (Philippians 4:8; 1 Peter 1:22).  The Christian mind is humble (Romans 12:3).  The Christian mind is ready (Acts 17:11).  The Christian mind is convinced (Matthew 22:37; Romans 8:38-39).  I think that through this , I discovered all of these attributes of a Christian worldview and a Christian mind to be true.  Yet,  we are not there.  According to a survey in 2004 taken by the Barna Research Group, “Citing the findings from a just-completed national survey of 2033 adults, only 4% of adults have a biblical worldview as the basis of decision-making.”I believe that our generation is on the brink of shifting its worldview though. I honestly believe that we think and know in our minds that “God is”. Now, we must separate the sacred and the secular and start seeing the world through the eyes of Christ.  My prayer is that this Christian generation continues to believe that “God is” but strives to act upon that belief in order to change our view of the struggling world through the eyes of our Lord.