Or they might contrast it with something completely contradictory if it feels right. Feelings are the Buster s only guide. The church must find a way to mitigate this relativism. We do believe we have absolute truth. To effectively share the gospel with Busters, we must help them to see the effects of what one believes.
Busters are very pragmatic.
If all histories, social customs and religions are linguistically created and have no basis in reality, then the Buster feels no compelling reason to continue to live by them or to continue in the direction they are pointing. The sky s the limit. The possibilities are endless, and so are the choices. Ironically, it is the very limitlessness of the possibilities that produce a sense of fear, anxiety or panic about life for the Buster. As I am bombarded by choices without some guiding moral principles other than what feels good to me, I must deal with the stress of making every decision alone, without anything but my own flawed conscience to guide me.