title: Postmodernizing the Faith: Evangelical Responses to the Challenge of Postmodernism
author: Millard Erickson
description: Millard J. Erickson is Distinguished Professor of Theology at Baylor University's Truett Seminary and at Western Seminary, Portland. He is a leading evangelical spokesman with numerous volumes to his credit, including Christian Theology, God in Three Persons, The Word Became Flesh, The Evangelical Left, and Where Is Theology Going?<?I>
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  “Many would have us believe that life is hopelessly fragmented and truth an
  elusive dream. The authors of this book beg to differ and enthusiastically
  point us to the cohesive centrality and absolute supremacy of Jesus Christ.
  Having heard these messages live at the 2006 Desiring God National Conference,
  I’m thrilled to see them now in print. Highly recommended!”
  
  
  —Sam Storms, founder, Enjoying God Ministries
  
  
  “Over the past decade evangelicals have been divided over how to respond to
  the challenges of postmodernism. The options—which have ranged from naïve
  denial to unquestioned embrace—tend to suffer from the same fatal flaw:
  putting the emphasis on culture rather than on Christ. This collection
  corrects that error by providing a fresh perspective that is pastorally
  sensitive and biblically sound. A timely, well-reasoned book that should be
  enthusiastically welcomed by the evangelical community.”
  
  
  — Joe Carter, blogger(www.evangelicaloutpost.com);
  
  
  director of c