Description

There has been a dramatic measurable shift in the West away from the historic, Biblical Christianity. It began a hundred years ago with theological liberalism, social Darwinism, and the so-called “Enlightenment” period, but the very recent cumulative movement of postmodern relativism has significantly impacted Western culture.
Professional polls like Barna, Gallup, Harris, PEW and more consistently demonstrate that over two-thirds of the U.S. population now denies the existence of absolute truth. This issue of the Areopagus Journal describes the social and cultural applications and implications of postmodern relativism. The article answer the questions and objections to Christianity such as, “Do all religions lead to Jesus?, What about those who have never heard?, and who are you to judge others (intolerance)?”

Contents
Veritas: Politically Incorrect Faith by Craig Branch

Do All Religions Lead to God? by Steven B. Cowan

Can Someone Be Saved by Jesus without Faith in Jesus? by Ronald H. Nash

What About Those Who Have Never Heard? by Clete Hux

Who Are You to Judge Others? In Defense of Making Moral Judgments by Paul Copan

Disputations
Beliefs, Survival, and God by Steven B. Cowan

Book Reviews
Is Jesus the Only Savior? by Ronald H. Nash. Zondervan, 1994; 175 pages.
The Prayer of Jabez by Bruce Wilkinson. InterVarsity, 2000; 192 pages.
How Now Shall We Live? by Charles Colson and Nancy Pearcey. Tyndale House, 1999; 574 pages.

Short Book Notes
Postmodern Times: A Christian Guide to Contemporary Thought and Culture by Gene Edward Veith, Jr. Crossway, 1994; 256 pages.
Love Your God with All Your Mind: The Role of Reason in the Life of the Soul by J.P. Moreland. NavPress, 1997; 244 pages.
Baker Encyclopedia of Chrisitan Apologetics by Norman L. Geisler. Baker, 1999; 820 pages.