In the midst of America's cultural landscape, postmodernism has insidiously woven its way into the fabric of our daily lives, seeping into our education system, television shows, places of worship, conversations, and even our own thought processes. The pervasive mantra of "live and let live" has become a guiding principle, with many embracing the notion that individual freedom trumps collective values. But beneath this façade of tolerance and pluralism lies a profound incoherence, a chasm between the relativism of postmodernism and the absolute truths of God's Word. In this timely and incisive work, Millard Erickson masterfully dissects the phenomenon of postmodernism, exposing its inherent flaws and equipping evangelical Christians with the discernment and biblical wisdom needed to navigate the treacherous waters of our postmodern age.