The most compelling question of the new millennium is which god to serve. Never before has there been such a cafeteria of religions from which to choose.
Spirituality is no longer taboo, but in fact quite chic.
The only problem is deciding which among the dizzying array of divinities to revere. By this is meant not the mere fact of many religions, but the philosophical conclusion that there is no right way to the divine, no final truth, no definitive knowledge of what is real. Therefore one should think of many roads to salvation, indeed many saviors. Philosopher John Hick has articulated the best-known version of religious pluralism. He, and postmodernists generally, insist that it is presumptuous to think of one true religion because we humans can never know ultimate reality without prejudice and distortion.