Let's say we have four different cultures, four different worldviews or 'realities,' and that each of these 'realities' seems true to everyone within that culture, because that's all that everyone in that culture knows.
Okay, now it should be pretty clear that these three different worldviews would be practically combustible when put in the same room to debate social policy related to women, children, work, and family.
In the clash between bullish Dawson and resolute Garth we have the sense of two very different men, two very different worldviews and, by implication, two very different Americas vying for supremacy.
Just as two people can stare at a red, blue and yellow mural and walk away with two fundamentally different opinions on how the piece should be perceived, two people can come into a conversation with two fundamentally different worldviews.
"There are two very different worldviews in this campaign," said one adviser who aligns more often with Mr. Bolton.
Mr. Ham, who also leads Answers in Genesis, a nonprofit group promoting a literal interpretation of the biblical creation story, defined the clash of ideas as "Christianity versus the relative morality of secular humanism" and said they were "two fundamentally different worldviews".
Old-fashioned supervision and new-millennium leadership spring from two completely different worldviews! 1.
In his classic, Moral Politics, University of California professor George Lakoff notes that conservatives and liberals have two vastly different worldviews; conservatives have a "strict father" worldview and liberals have a "nurturant parent" worldview.
Two career businessmen with different worldviews and management styles, Trump, 71, and Tillerson, 65, came together in something of an arranged marriage last December.
