That's a great deal to take in. It's therefore, no wonder Paul says that the Jews were offended by it and the Greek philosophers just laughed at it. As I previously mentioned to, if you have ever shared your faith with other people, you've probably seen them react in an assortment of ways. And among those ways, was probably cynicism. For not only did the Christian worldview sound silly to that person, but it crashed into their worldview.
Someone is right and someone is wrong.
I have had so many conversations with friends and acquaintances who took their one obligatory religion 101 class in college and now the doubt everything. Their faith was attacked overtly and subtly by opposing worldviews. I believe that would happen far less if we would ground ourselves in worldview thinking. So many Christians seem to forget that Jesus calls us to love him with all our heart, soul and mind . Furthermore, we aren't Christians only on Sunday mornings.