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>Based on the history of ministry (beginning for >arguments sake in The Book of Acts) two clear >conclusions can be arrived at: > >1-Irrespective of era, culture, or philosophy the >biblical message translates into a timeless culture >that has always been radically different from the >surrounding cultures regardless of the era. In fact, >it has often been identified because it has radically >opposed the culture that it is surrounded by. > >2-The gospel message and subsequently all Christian >ministry is not, and was not ever intended to simply >change the actions and behaviors of the individual. >Rather the intent is to change the core and belief >system of the individual, including their concepts and >constructs. Subsequently this changes the way the >individual relates to the universe around them. > >Taking these two truths into consideration, there >should be no real question as to whether a modern or >postmodern approach /tactic is needed to reach young >people. The true question is can we present the truth >in an untainted, unbiased, undiluted manner.

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