R14: Relate details from the author's life and times to the worldviews of various titles.
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Worldview Detective Socratic List questions 1f, 2g, 3c, 4d, 5d, 6c, 7e, 8e, 9d, 10g, 11d, 12d, 13i, found at www.centerforlitschools.com/worldview-detective..
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R14.1 Socratic List Exercise: “What Does This Story Say About God?” Does It Tell the Truth As the Author Saw It?
R14.2 Socratic List Exercise: “What Does This Story Say About Human Nature?” Does It Tell the Truth As the Author Saw It?
R14.3 Socratic List Exercise: “What Does This Story Say About the Natural World?” Does It Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?
R14.4 Socratic List Exercise: “What Does This Story Say About Human Society and Relationships?” Does It Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?
R14.5 Socratic List Exercise: “What is the Highest Good in the Story?” Does It Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?
R14.6 Socratic List Exercise: “What is the Greatest Evil in the Story?” Does It Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?”
R14.7 Socratic List Exercise: “In the World of the Story, How Can Evil Be Overcome? Do the Story’s Answers Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?”
R14.8 Socratic List Exercise: “What Does the Story Say About Death?” Does It Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?”
R14.9 Socratic List Exercise: “What Does This Story Say About Love?” Does It Tell the Truth as the Author Saw It?
R14.10 Socratic List Exercise: “What Do the Details of the Author’s Personal Life Resonate with the Presuppositions Suggested by the Text?”
R14.11 Socratic List Exercise: “How Do the Geographical Details of the Author’s Life Resonate with the Presuppositions Suggested by the Text?”
R14.12 Socratic List Exercise: “How Do the Chronological Details of the Author’s Life Resonate with the Presuppositions Suggested by the Text?”
R14.13 Socratic List Exercise: “How Do the Author’s Beliefs and the Intellectual History of His Time Resonate with the Presuppositions Suggested by the Text?”
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