A famous America's Cup captain once was asked what it took to be one of his crew. Sailing, then, was this man's religion. A person's religion, then, becomes what he is committed to. Some people are committed to power, others are bound to their jobs, some to various fears or phobias. When the apostle James talks about religion, he does not mention going to church or reading the Bible, but how one uses his tongue.
Life is indeed religious.
He also traces the biblical worldview against the Greek worldview through the centuries. During the Middle Ages Plato and Aristotle were used as philosophical props of faith, indicating that Scripture could not stand on its own. Two movements came out of the Middle Ages - the Renaissance, which attempted to recover the classical Greek view, and the Reformation, which attempted to recover the biblical view. Andy tries to help Christians become comfortable explaining their worldviews clearly by equipping them to meet unbelievers at the point of their sinfulness. A worldview is a good evangelistic tool because it forces one to consider the different aspects of salvation.