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MRS. MUELLER'S WORLD!
Welcome!
Worldview
Our nation was created under a Biblical World View, yet today most people, even most who call themselves Christians don’t have a Biblical world view.
Year after year we have observed the world around becoming more self- interested, more violent and more immoral. A great majority of youth from Christian homes are steadily moving away from our Judeo-Christian worldview heritage in favor of Secularism and now dipping into Socialism. What was considered unacceptable just 50 years ago in society, is now not only being tolerated, it is being promoted.
It will be Christendom or Communism in America, it’s that simple.
Where do you fit? Where would you classify yourself? 
  • Biblical Theism
  • Moderate Christian
  • Secular Humanism
  • Socialism


World View Check-up
Nehemiah Institute PEERS Worldview Assessment
PEERS is an acronym standing for Politics, Economics, Education, Religion and Social Issues. Over 125,000 tests have been taken by high school age youth from over 1,000 Christian schools and other Christian organizations. By answering 70 test items (14 from each category) PEERS ranks the individual into one of four basic worldview categories:
  • Biblical Theism
  • Moderate Christian
  • Secular Humanism
  • Socialism



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