Postmodernism in Christianity is a subtle change that replaces propositional truth with relativism or feelings. For example ‘what do you believe concerning Jesus’ resurrection?’ is changed to ‘what does Jesus’ resurrection mean to you?’. Historic Christianity seeks to answer latter by drawing from the depths of the former, while postmodernism seeks to answer the latter after the destruction of the former. While this destruction is unintelligible to historic Christianity, it is the essence of postmodernism.

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