The human worldview provides the truth-predictive component of man’s epistemological framework, approximating and/or simulating perfect knowledge of reality for purposes of decision making. This article examining worldview dynamics correlates, compares, and contrasts several popular and contemporary worldview approaches, demonstrating how all successful methods at least partially answer the universal question: "How do I understand myself relative to ultimate truth?" Also, emotional and moral components inherent in a worldview are briefly examined.