To know anything objectively would require people to transcend their cultural programming and that, according to postmodernists, is impossible. Actually, there's a sliver of truth in this. Unfortunately, postmodernists make it an absolute. Those who believe in it are often labeled intolerant and close-minded. The third postmodern theme flows logically from the first two.
Truth is relative, and each group or individual decides for themselves what is true.
What is true or right for one person or group isn't necessarily true or right for another. Something is not believed because it is true, they say, rather it is true because it is believed. There exists no objective criteria or authority for moral judgment. Postmodernism running rampant Postmodernism runs rampant on the college campus and, increasingly, in our society as a whole. Because Christianity is built on truth.