Chapter 3

1. Separate parts of life as if they have no meaningful connection.
5. Responsible care and use of what has been entrusted to people.
8. The connected storyline of Creation, Fall, and Redemption.
10. grace God’s restraint of sin and enabling of good contributions among people.
12. The entrance and effects of sin, which distort human life and creation.
13. square Places where public issues are discussed, such as media, courts, and government.
14. Pertaining to the world and not religion; nonreligious.
15. view An approach that separates life into sacred and secular categories, often treating the sacred as private values and the secular as public facts.

2. Not set apart as sacred; contrasted in the chapter with what is holy.
3. God’s saving work through Christ and His work of restoring what sin has damaged.
4. Carefully evaluate a situation.
6. Dividing something into two opposing parts.
7. God’s created world and ordered design.
9. Principles or priorities that shape what a person protects or promotes.
11. In this chapter’s discussion, a claim of having no particular worldview commitments or values.