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Today I am joined by my father,

Dr. Scott Keith, by Adam Francisco, and by Bruce Hillman. We are still in our Why You Should series

of episodes, and we have Bruce on. He's, I think, going to be more reoccurring here in the near future,

but I thought as we had you on for the first time in a while, that we would do something that has been up your alley or that you've done at 1517.

I think you and my dad did a video series in the past.

And we're going to talk about postmodernism.

Now, we've done a couple um like i don't know

culture-ish episodes uh here that certainly bump up against post-modernism but instead of sort of

just doing commentary on problems that we have again.

And that's not just what the last three episodes are, but there's a little bit of that.

I thought we would do an episode sort of titled Why You Should Know the Intellectual Origins of Postmodernism. I think this is helpful because especially in sort of conservative Christian churches,

for the last 10 years, postmodernism has sort of been the big boogeyman that everybody talks about

and that's challenging or going to come as a wave against the church.

And what's kind of funny is I think in the non-church sphere,

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