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Editorial: IVP Academic, US, 2017

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Postmodernity has matured. But the challenge of navigating our contemporary culture remains. In order for Christians to make wise decisions, we first need to understand the many facets of our postmodern context.If René Descartes is often identified as the first truly modern philosopher in light of his confidence in human reason, then postmodernism has taken Descartes to the woodshed. Stewart Kelly and James Dew detail the litany of concerns that postmodernism has raised: overconfidence in human reason, the limitations of language, the relativity of truth, the lack of a truly objective view, the inherently oppressive nature of metanarratives, the instability of the human self, and the absence any moral superiority.With wisdom and care, Kelly and Dew compare these postmodern principles with the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Christian faith. What emerges is neither a rejection of everything postmodernism is concerned with nor a wholesale embrace of all that it affirms. Instead, we are encouraged to understand the postmodern world as we seek to mature spiritually in Christ.…

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Título
Understanding Postmodernism - A Christian Perspective
Autor
Stewart E. Kelly, James K. Dew Jr.
Editorial
IVP Academic, US
Año de publicación
2017
Estado
New
Encuadernación
Paperback
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 10
0830851933
ISBN 13
9780830851935
Peso del artículo
429 gramos

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