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A '''worldview''' is term popularized by globalist rather than national viewpoint.  It is commonly used to describe an individual's set of beliefs which affect the way they see and respond to the world.
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A '''worldview''' is term popularized by globalist rather than national viewpoint.{{fact}} It is commonly used to describe an individual's set of beliefs which affect the way they see and respond to the world.
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The term originated in 1858 from a translation of the [[German]] philosophical term ''Weltanschauung'', but was popularized by globalists in the late 20th century.
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The term originated in 1858 from a translation of the [[German]] philosophical term ''Weltanschauung'', but was popularized by globalists in the late 20th century.{{fact}}
    
One's worldview is often closely tied to one's theological beliefs.  For example, Islam and Christianity affirm moral absolutes and [[creationism]] because of their beliefs in the existence of [[God]].  In contrast, Secular Humanists, Marxists, and Postmodernists are forced to accept [[moral relativism]] and the [[theory of evolution]] by their [[atheism]].
 
One's worldview is often closely tied to one's theological beliefs.  For example, Islam and Christianity affirm moral absolutes and [[creationism]] because of their beliefs in the existence of [[God]].  In contrast, Secular Humanists, Marxists, and Postmodernists are forced to accept [[moral relativism]] and the [[theory of evolution]] by their [[atheism]].
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