1) provide a topic outline. Points will be deducted if you do not. 2) In the term paper you will compare The Greek World View to the Christian World View (Chapters 1 and 3 of Tarnes’ book The Passion of the Western Mind.

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Greek and Christian worldview
Chapter 1
The Greek worldview is based on the archetypical ideology, a culture that was initiated during the Homeric period. It was an ideology used and embraced by Plato as an aspect in emphasizing on knowledge acquisition. Thus, knowledge is not limited to physical attributes but rather deeply in the soul that is the illuminated by intellects. Therefore, archetypical principle relies mostly on an inner perception of knowledge as opposed to the outer perception. This type of worldview encourages philosophers to study the universe beyond reliance on the essence of appearance. Acquisition of knowledge about the world only materializes with such insight.
Consequently, it is illogic to derive knowledge from external universe by use of merely face value. Going steps ahead of external aspect, visible beings to a more internal way of getting knowledge is the primary source of reality. According to Plato, experiencing knowledge through perception is not substantive and is fond of change and relativity. Therefore, knowledge embedded in senses varies from one person to another because it is prone to subjective judgment. True knowledge arrives when an individual studies external forms world extensively. Knowledge perceived through senses vary because of lack of absolute equality and can lead to personal interest and biases. In the process of acquiring knowledge, Plato claimed that ideas propel an …