A Christian Philosophy

Every person lives from a worldview. Whether we are discussing politics, science, education, ethics, economics, or the arts, our deepest religious commitments shape the way we understand reality. For this reason, philosophy is never merely an abstract academic exercise—it is the disciplined study of the foundational questions that govern all of life.

Join us at Worldview Campus for a special two-part lecture with Dr. Adolfo García de la Sienra Guajardo, Associate Research Professor at the University of Veracruz, Adjunct Professor at Redeemer University, and Associate of Cántaro Institute. Drawing from the rich tradition of Reformational philosophy, Dr. García de la Sienra will explore the nature of philosophy as both a worldview and a rigorous academic discipline.

Through these lectures, attendees will discover why philosophy cannot be religiously neutral, how every theoretical enterprise is ultimately directed by foundational commitments, and why a distinctly Christian philosophy provides the indispensable framework for faithful scholarship and cultural engagement.

Whether you are a student, educator, pastor, scholar, or simply interested in thinking more deeply about the relationship between faith and learning, these lectures will provide a compelling introduction to the Reformational philosophical tradition of Herman Dooyeweerd and demonstrate why every field of human inquiry ultimately rests upon a religious foundation. Come and discover how a thoroughly Christian philosophy equips believers to understand God’s creation, challenge secular assumptions, and cultivate a coherent biblical worldview for every area of life.