this new world the “consumer is king.” Once the gospel must be made “fun,” there is little room for the prophetic imagination, the cost of discipleship, and the call to repentance. On the other hand, there are Christian thinkers who argue that postmodern thinking, on the whole, is really a reaction to the Enlightenment project more than a rejection of the category of truth per se. Carl Raschke, for example, sees postmodernity as the necessary check to the autonomous individual and the over-reliance