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In general terms, a Christian view of culture is a view that the customs, beliefs, and ethical 'dos and don'ts) of a society should be thoroughly informed by Christian Faith. In this view, what is believed, said, and done among members of the society in question is (or, ought to be) guided by a Christian perspective on what is appropriate and true for human life on earth.
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