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Postmodernism presents a challenge to the Christian view of epistemology. What are some practical ways you, as a Christian educator, can respond to this challenge?
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Keep reading bible and scriptures is the best way to understand and to be close to God.
Reading the scriptures keep us safe and far away form certain ideologies that are not part of God plans
and they just took us far apart from him. We have to have faith and trust in God. -
Go back to the Bible where it says “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence not seen.” God has given us so many answers to life and the vast universe in His word. Also, in the word it says and seek a thing out. God wants us to interact with Him and the universe by researching and learning more.
There is so much that Scientist have discovered, but there is so much more that still needs to be uncovered and discovered. -
One way we can point out flaws in the worldview of postmodernism is by showing the inconsistencies in their ideology. This can be done by illustrations and using reason to pick apart the postmodern argument.
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Well, we can only defend ourselves with the truth of the Bible but for those who do not believe this is a dilemma. So, at some point it comes to love and loving those who disagree with us despite our differences. I think this has a better chance of winning them over than debating.
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We can dispute the lies of postmodernism by giving examples of how our feelings can deceive us. Having students act out different scenarios of how right and wrong(based only on feelings) thinking effect the outcome of different events would be a fun and impactful way to do this. We can share personal experiences of how we ourselves have been deceived and what we learned from it.
