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Tag Archives: Postmodernism
New Order Mormonism Distilled
“I’m all in favor of atheism and/or agnosticism and/or postmodernism under the veil of faithful Mormonism.” (>>)
Just who makes up LDS doctrine?
One of the things most puzzling to me as an associate in this ministry is when I am told that I cannot truly understand the teachings of the LDS religion. Dozens of times Mormons have told me, “What you’re saying … Continue reading
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Tagged Authority, Doctrine, Postmodernism, Scripture
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Total truth? Or is everything relative?
A warning cry that some theologians and apologists have made for more than a decade involves what has been called “Postmodernism.” Theologian Norman Geisler points to the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989 as the end of Modernism (which … Continue reading