Generally, postmodernism is no friend of Christianity. However, postmodern philosopher, Stanley Fish, has observed something in this article he wrote for the New York Times that Dutch Reformed thinkers (such as Herman Bavinck and Abraham Kyper) observed years ago. This is a desperately needed perspective for anyone with the opinion that religious thought should not play a role in conversations about science, politics, health, and other social issues.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Stanley Fish's New York Times Article
Generally, postmodernism is no friend of Christianity. However, postmodern philosopher, Stanley Fish, has observed something in this article he wrote for the New York Times that Dutch Reformed thinkers (such as Herman Bavinck and Abraham Kyper) observed years ago. This is a desperately needed perspective for anyone with the opinion that religious thought should not play a role in conversations about science, politics, health, and other social issues.
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Steve, thanks for a great link. However, as you observed, this is nothing knew to consistently Reformed theologians and apologetes. Did you happen to see comment #230? I got a real kick out of it ;)
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