Reviewed by Jonathan Bellamy

In under 90 pages Mal Fletcher clearly and concisely disects 5 of the most prevalent opinions growing in our western society, including: Technological Pragmatism (If Something Works, It Must Be Good), Moral Relativism (Freedom Means Doing As I Please), Spiritual Eclecticism (The Best Religion Is A Mixed Religion), Social Humanism (The Highest Rights Are Human Rights), and Scientific Empiricism (What Can't Be Proven Scientifically Shouldn't Be Believed). These essays provide the perfect basis to equip Christians to understand the flawed basis for our politically correct biased culture. It is not designed to be an in depth study on any of the essay topics but the range of points raised clearly shows Mal's breadth of understanding. This is recommended reading whether you are a young scholar or you simply need some wisdom for the work canteen.

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