Rebuild Your Worldview to be Healthy

Your worldview is your identity and standard of reference for truth. To be healthy, it needs to periodically change. What standards of reference for truth are useable to guide it?

I am retired Professor of mathematics from a community college. While my training and experience has been technical, I have pursued the issues of morality essentially all my life. Perceiving what is truth and what is morally right is the essence of my worldview. Building that worldview requires the selection of beliefs and values that will need to periodically change.

I have three degrees and two military certificates. The degrees are a BSE in Chemical Engineering, BSE in Mathematics, and MS in Teaching Technical Subjects. The military certificates are for the repairing of Radio Teletype Equipment and Radio Intercept Equipment. I worked in industrial development and quality control in electrochemistry for 7 years, taught science and math for two years at 8th grade and taught math for 23 years at a community college. The practice of morality in industry is in sad shape and it is indoctrinated into our students by the way we teach. The teaching of morality needs to be transformed by building it into a process of intentional change that integrates all religious faiths and education. I have been an active member of the United Methodist Church since 1955.