The issue also provides a biblical response to the challenges of postmodernism. The dramatic shift away from Biblical Christianity in the West began over a century ago with the rise of theological liberalism, social Darwinism, and the Enlightenment. However, it's the recent and cumulative impact of postmodern relativism that has truly reshaped Western culture. According to prominent polls, including those conducted by Barna, Gallup, Harris, and PEW, a staggering two-thirds of the U.S. population now rejects the concept of absolute truth. This edition of the Areopagus Journal delves into the far-reaching social and cultural implications of postmodern relativism, addressing pressing questions and objections to Christianity, such as whether all religions lead to Jesus, the fate of those who have never heard the Gospel, and the perceived intolerance of Christians who dare to judge others. Ultimately, the journal provides a biblically grounded response to the challenges posed by postmodernism, equipping readers to navigate this cultural landscape with confidence and conviction.