Kingdom Triangle Analysis

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In Kingdom Triangle, J.P. Moreland brings forth sobering yet very prevalent issues that have arisen within the western world. Moreland brings forth the issues of naturalism, postmodern relativism with the downfall of authentic drama and couples it biblical evidence and truth to chart the way out of the crisis of the modern day and age. These thin world views (worldviews that seem to have value but after investigation will lead to an empty life) are a fuel on the fire that is the empty self and the epidemic that is depression today. Through repairing the mind, soul, and spirits power the current generation can be set on a track that will not lead to an empty-self epidemic. Through thin worldviews, such postmodernism, people will only experience a life that is empty and without meaning, only through a thick world view will people find meaning and real authentic drama in their lives. The postmodern relativist worldview is the most prevalent of worldviews of the current generation. Postmodernism is the rejection of objective truth, objective reason, and objective reality, a reality in which everything is subjective. …show more content…

Originally universities were intended to guide student in the discovery of wisdom and knowledge, and more importantly impart what was necessary to find such things. In doing these things they were always trying to find out how they were intended to serve God, Country, friend, family, and the church. When the universities were originally founded they had one mission that did not vary between every person at the institute. It was originally intended to be a curriculum that was centered on God. They were also founded on the truth that there is a living God, and there are things to be known and discovered outside of the empirical (or hard) sciences (such as physics and