¶ … Personal Worldview Inventory
1( A) Key components of Personal Worldview
Worldview refers to the method individuals interpret reality and nature. Worldviews can shape an individual experience, and key components of worldviews include:
Scientific worldview
Religious worldview
Bacterium
Society.
Modern worldview is similar to scientific worldview because modern worldview believes in scientific proof in understanding any event. Typically, the scientific worldview believes that any event that cannot be supported through scientific base is baseless. However, religious worldview is related to the postmodern worldview, which believes that God answers all prayers and all events are caused through supernatural means. Religious worldviews believe that knowledge can only come through supernatural and spiritual means. On the other Bacterium believes that events are caused by biochemical means while the societal worldviews are caused through cultural ontology.
I (B) Modern Western Worldview and Postmodern Worldview?
Modernism refers to the view of most people in western part of the world today. It refers to a strong belief of western people about logic, rationalism and science. Modernism believe that people should use science and logic to be a neutral of observer of the world. Modernism disregards supernatural belief because it cannot be proven by science. However, postmodern worldview is against the modern western worldview on the ground that science and logic are the tools to understand the world, however, they can answer all mysteries happening in the world. Postmodernists attempt to embrace the holistic medicine through spiritual means. Essentially, postmodernists believe that events are caused by supernatural means through God and spiritual interventions. Contrarily, modernists deny any event that is not based on a scientific proof.
In my own case, I support the postmodern worldview because there are several events that happen today that cannot be proven scientifically. Several years ago, I had experience of spiritual healing, which made me believe that God carried out spiritual healings. Some years back, I was very sick and I used all western medicine to cure the disease with no results. When the sickness was very critical, I prayed to God, few days later, I had a dream that somebody in the dream gave me an injection. When I woke up, I felt in my body that someone had picked me with an injection. The second day, I recovered from the sickness. Although, modernists can prove that an individual can have a dream, however, modernists cannot prove that an individual can be healed through dream. I support postmodern worldview because the theory proves that supernatural events do occur and it will continue to occur. (Paggit, 2009).
2(A) Christian Worldview for Nursing.
In the contemporary nursing environment, God's intervention assists nurses to carry out the healing successfully. Typically, nursing is built upon a Christian practice and thought. God is the creator of the universe and God shapes our immense understanding of human health and environment that we live. Thus, the concept of Christian worldview for nursing can inform the health concept and embraces spiritual caring through prayer and faith, which enhances compassion and caring of patients. In essence, the worldview lens has tremendous impact on nursing practice with reference to caring for patients. Essentially, the Christian faith can shape the nursing practice because Jesus Christ encourages his disciples to care for others including dying or sick people. From Jesus teaching, it is revealed that caring for body through prayer is fundamental strategy to combat illness. When nurses approach nursing practice through Christian worldview, they will be able to combat illness and diseases.
"Phenomenology is meant to enrich our understanding of health in adding to the disease-level analysis a level of analysis that addresses the questions of how the physiological states are lived as meaningful in an environment." (Svenaeus, 2001 p 87).
The concept of phenomenology of disease and illness reveals that illness can disrupt the biological functions of the body, which can lead to disease. By consequence, the framework of phenomenology of illness contributes to the patient-nursing relationships in order to improve patient care. My experience with illness and disease is that God is the ultimate Healer of disease and illness. Through constant prayers, nurses can heal any disease. The illness suffered by the Ivan Ilych was a natural cause, however, Ivan did not use the Christian World view in combating the illness despite that he was a devoted man.
2(b) "Christian concept of the Imago Dei"
The concept of Image Dei is a Latin word, which means 'image of God." The concept Image Dei imprints God upon humanity, and identifying...
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