Bob Osburn

福音聚会讲员/Gospel Meeting Speaker:鲍勃博士/Dr. Bob Osburn

聚餐时间/Meeting Date2018年2月17日 (周六晚上Saturday Evening 4:00PM)

信息主题/Theme 世界观—怎样以及为何我们必须学习一个真实的故事(引于《一个真实的故事》描述从创世论到基督的故事)/Worldviews: How We Can and Why We Must Learn the One True Story”

聚会地点/Meeting Place:Parkers Lake Baptist Church (PLBC)

聚会地址/Meeting Address:14720 County Road 6, PlymouthMN 55447

西区华人教会简介/WMCC.Brochure

时间安排/Schedule:

  • 4:00-7:30: 包饺子,联谊,聚餐/Dinner

  • 7:35-9:00: 唱诗和信息/Hymns Singing and Message

讲员简介: 鲍勃博士

鲍勃博士拥有明尼苏达大学国际教育博士学位(2005年),他还曾在组织领导,政策和发展部担任七年兼职讲师。 他在密歇根大学获得学士学位后(1973年)于1978年在达拉斯神学院获得了基督教教育的ThM。他在明尼苏达大学的国际学生和学术部门工作了32年,并成功发起了1998年世界观之世界治愈观研讨会,挑战和激励国际学生在基督教世界观的基础上更深层的社会需求。他与苏珊结婚了42年,并且是四个儿子的父亲。

Introduction of Speaker: Dr. Bob Osburn

Dr. Bob Osburn, Executive Director
Bob Osburn has a PhD in international education from the University of Minnesota (2005), where he also was an adjunct lecturer for seven years in the Department of Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development. In 1978 he earned his ThM in Christian education at Dallas Theological Seminary, after earning a BA from the University of Michigan (1973). He has spent 32 years serving in international student and academic ministry at the University of Minnesota, and successfully launched the 1998 World View for World Healing Conference that challenged international students to engage the deepest needs of their societies on the basis of a Christian worldview. He has been married to Susan for 42 years, and is the father of four sons

 

信息内容简介/Introduction to the Speech:

我们每人都有自己的世界观。这些世界观是关乎现实的大事,引发我们提出问题:什么是最终的?作为人类意味着什么?我们应该如何生活?什么是人类基本问题?这个问题的解决方案是什么?

有12个主要的故事,我们大多数人都付与了一个或者几个故事的组合。但是,我们怎么能分辨我们心中所存的故事的真伪呢?这12个故事如此不同,不可能毎个都是真的。我们将学习用于确定故事真伪的一些原则以免错误的选择。

由此引发最后一个问题:为什么我们相信一个真实的故事呢?因为虚假故事提供了对人类状况的错误诊断,因此我们给出了虚假和致命的处方。相反,学习真实故事可以确保我们学习人类问题的真实诊断,从而学习真正解决我们最深层问题的真正处方。

We all carry worldviews in our minds. These worldviews are big stories about reality that cause us to ask questions like: What is ultimate? What does it mean to be human? How should we live? What is the fundamental human problem? What is the solution to that problem?

There are about 12 main stories, and most of us carry one main story, or a combination of several. But, how can we know that the story we carry around in our mind is true? The 12 stories are so different from each other that all cannot be true. We will learn some principles for determining the True Story as opposed to the many false alternatives.

That leads to one final question: Why does it matter that we come to believe the one True Story? Because the false stories offer false diagnoses of the human condition, for which we then give false and deadly prescriptions. By contrast, learning the True Story ensures that we learn the true diagnosis of the human problem, and thus learn the true prescription that really works to solve our deepest problem.