Have you ever wanted to act in a play - or write one yourself?  This is your chance to combine your knowledge about worldviews with your writing and acting skills!

You may want to read the worksheets on the structure of worldviews and Christian theism's presuppositions if you need a reminder about what you've learned before.

Objective: Write a play that illustrates the interaction between people who have different worldviews, including the Christian worldview.

Play Time

• Your play should have at least two characters.

• Each character should represent a different worldview.

• At least one of the characters should represent the Christian worldview.

• The story should bring out the ways in which the characters agree and disagree with each other.

• You may include a narrator as one of the actors in your play if you wish, but a narrator is not required.  You may choose whether or not the narrator represents a worldview.

• The play should contain only headings, stage directions, and the actors' lines.  This way, the audience will be able to understand the entire message of your play by watching the actors on stage.