1. What is Postmodernism?
The development of Modernism from Greek philosophy
to the Enlightenment - human reason aided by
scientific exploration the basis for absolute truth -
Darwinism and the denial of a Creator God - World
Wars and ruthless dictatorship - Postmodernism born
out of disillusionment as Modernism holds no real
answers.
Postmodernism essentially scepticism, proposes the
idea that truth cannot be known.  The essential
elements of Postmodernism:
a) Relativism and pluralism
b) Consumerism
c) Political correctness

2. How Postmodernism affects our society.
Some examples: in personal conversation; moral
principles; political truthfulness.
Postmodernism which at first affected the arts in
breaking all the norms of beauty and order now
further infiltrates many aspects of our society.

3. Our response to Postmodernism.
It's not new but a way of justifying rebellion
against God - it's an absurd contradiction and its
response to moral questions and true/false religion
wholly inconsistent - Christians must confront the
absurdity of it on every hand as it makes inroads
into the family, the state and the church.

The external link below is an address by Rev. Gavin
Beers of Ayr Free Church Continuing on 'Knowing the
Times' referred to in the above address.