Testing the worldview: But how?

Now that we know Worldviews are crucial to answer our questions and drive our life with passion and goals, we need to choose not just any worldview though, but the right one: We don’t want to be guided by ignorance or lies on our quest for the answer to our questions. But how do we do that?

With truth (What we are searching for) and Science (How you find the truth) we can test worldviews and find the most truthful one known (or ultimately true all together)!!!

Without a doubt, science is our greatest tool when testing worldviews for accuracy: but the real question is how are we going to use the scientific method to test the worldviews?

The real question is how to test the worldviews, in order to find this out we need to use what we already know: the scientific method!

We have observed that worldviews are important, necessary, very powerful, and even dangerous.

But we come to a halt when we get to the testing part, but it’s okay if you read this page earlier there is a way to make an accurate test based on what is being tested. We will do this to find out how to design an accurate test based on what we are testing. So, we will use the steps to find an accurate test for worldviews:

Since the question deals with correct worldviews, we will be dealing with worldviews and ideas.

Now we need to know what actually the test will be for the worldview and why that particular test? So, in the observation, we observed how certain worldviews had real consequences to what they taught. Seeing this, we need a test that observes what the worldview teaches and compares it to the truth (compared to truth found by science).

What will be the measurements of this test to the worldviews? What will measure a worldview? Since worldviews are going to be only tested with other proven scientific truths and whenever they pass or fail them, the only way to measure this is by whenever they agree with the truth or contradicts it. So, the worldviews can be measured with a check system (with a check for correct and X for wrong).

The test will be measured with a check system.

Time to design the test!

Now we know how we can test and measure worldviews, the final step we need to take is actually designing the test. Since we will test with truths (specifically scientific observations, facts, and laws) and measure by checks, the test will be comparing worldviews to proven scientific laws to see if they agree with them (the truth) or disagree. And for the ones that pass the test they are to be checked in a chart, for the ones that fail the test, mark with an "X" in the chart (and for the ones that are unclear if they pass or fail, they can be marked with a "?" in the chart).

Testing the worldviews:

But How?