In part 2 of Defending a Lion, Dr. Youssef explores the decline of Biblical literacy in Western culture and its roots in postmodern thinking. Viewers will gain insight into the historical shifts that led to our current state and the characteristics of postmodern thought that challenge traditional Biblical understanding. Key Themes Examined: The historical progression from premodern to modern to postmodern thinking The clash between Reformation theology and Renaissance humanism Characteristics of postmodern thought and its impact on society The importance of recognizing and resisting postmodern influences The need for Christians to choose life through embracing God’s Word Key Points Expanded: Dr. Youssef delves into the historical context of our current cultural state, explaining how the shift from premodern to modern thinking set the stage for today’s postmodern worldview. He highlights how the Renaissance, while following the Reformation, ultimately led to secularism and the dethroning of God in Western thought. A vital portion of the sermon focuses on identifying the characteristics of postmodern thinking, such as moral relativism, rejection of authority, and prioritizing feelings over facts. Dr. Youssef emphasizes how these ideas have permeated various aspects of society, including education, entertainment, and even some churches. Watch the Next Video To continue exploring this crucial topic, be sure to watch the next video in the series. In it, Dr. Youssef will examine practical ways to combat biblical illiteracy and strengthen our faith in an increasingly postmodern world. Download