Swimming in a Sanctimonious sea of subjectivity: A proposal for Christian Authenticity in a Made-Up World
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ArticlePublication details: Greece; Themelio Publications Ltd, Apr.2024Description: pages, 159-172
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there is a curious tendency in modern culture to simultaneously reject objective truth and to live as if it were real . objectivity has worked its way back into the subjectivity of postmodernism , nor a return to the modernism that preceded it. This is a new phase, which i call metamodernism . This paper first explains metamodenism. Then it offers some suggestions for Christians to rebut metamoderism. Finally it concludes with an anecdote to better explain the recommendation of the third section
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there is a curious tendency in modern culture to simultaneously reject objective truth and to live as if it were real . objectivity has worked its way back into the subjectivity of postmodernism , nor a return to the modernism that preceded it. This is a new phase, which i call metamodernism . This paper first explains metamodenism. Then it offers some suggestions for Christians to rebut metamoderism. Finally it concludes with an anecdote to better explain the recommendation of the third section
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