The second edition of this well-received collection includes the best essays from the first edition, a revised introductory chapter written by David S. Dockery, and an updated and expanded bibliography of postmodernism.

Sharing a common evangelical commitment, the contributors differ on their interpretations of postmodernism–some welcome it while others are wary of its influence. Thus in wrestling with understanding and defining postmodernism they address the movement from diverse ideological perspectives.

Contributors Include:

William E. Brown
E. Ray Clendenen
David S. Dockery
Michael J. Glodo
Stanley J. Grenz
Carl F. H. Henry
C. Ben Mitchell
R. Albert Mohler Jr.
Thomas C. Oden
Gary Phillips
James Emery White

This engagement bodes well for the future of serious theological work among evangelicals.–Timothy George, Beeson Divinity School

Faithful to both modern thought and the Christian faith, this book is an outstanding contribution.–Mark A. Noll, Wheaton