Albert Mohler offers a major review and critique of John R. Franke's Manifold Witness: The Plurality of Truth, (HT: Between Two Worlds).
In recent years, John R. Franke, a professor at Biblical Theological
Seminary in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, has been among the foremost
proponents of the embrace of a postmodern worldview. A major figure in
the emergent church, Franke has been a significant critic of modern
evangelicalism. In his new book, Manifold Witness: The Plurality of Truth,
Franke offers an argument that pushes the postmodern envelope and
offers what amounts to a completely new way of understanding truth.
Truth, Franke argues, is inherently plural.
Franke's new book is part of the "Living Theology" series published by
Abingdon Press in cooperation with Emergent Village. The book deserves
close attention, for it presents a vision of truth we are sure to
confront in years to come. [more . . .]