This fascinating book introduces the average lay person to the main principles of the postmodern philosophical time period we're living through, and shows how we can courageously navigate a way forward.
The book is grounded in the Good, True, and Beautiful with Christ. It draws upon postmodern source texts, the contributions of major Christian thinkers (both Catholic and Protestant), and personal stories of the author's time as a teacher and evangelist as well.
What is our contemporary art and architecture communicating and revealing? Why is there so much confusion around understanding the human person? Is there a way to use our ever technology well? What ideas and systems of thought are driving our politics and culture right now?
And how do we move forward with sanity?
We can't go backwards to either a medieval or Enlightenment worldview--the postmodern genie is out of the bottle. But take courage, for we have been called into the times such as these. We can ask the tough, searching questions with confidence. We can find the good in the confusion, affirm what has been unearthed, draw upon the important lessons of the past, and reground ourselves for the sake of our flourishing.
The human blueprint is not destroyed. God is not dead. And truth has not been eradicated.
