Getting Our Priorities Right in Evangelical Controversies
Darrel L. Bock, Downers Grove, Illinois: InterVarsity Press, 2002
Padgett questions whether we should speak of "postmodernism," for in his view it is not a coherent enough articulated system to be an ism. He prefers to speak of a postmodern attitude or the postmodern, which "celebrates the demise of King Reason (including linear, 'scientific' thinking), the Independent Ego, Absolute Truth and any unifying (or 'totalizing') metanarratives (16-17).
Padgett, "Christianity and Postmodernity," Christian Scholar's Review 26, no. 2 (1996): 129
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