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AP211 Show and Tell: Apologetics in the Postmodern Context is unavailable, but you can change that!

Dr. Jim Belcher’s course offers a necessary look at postmodern culture and how living in this time affects believers, unbelievers, preaching, apologetics, and the future church. He begins with the philosophical and social background to postmodernism, considers characteristics of postmodern people, and suggests the consequences for these individuals and the community. Finally, Dr. Belcher provides...

religion” or “Hey, if we try this religion, it might fit us better,” or “this standard” or “this creed.” They’re not going to believe that, and in that case, they’re in agreement with the pessimistic. But they’re still optimistic because they really feel like, deep down, individuals can self-create and come up with a new of way of living and finding meaning in life and moving forward into the future. They can do it by self-creating. Charles Taylor, who’s a Canadian political philosopher [most of whose] books