Postmodernism or human deafness?

"All the thoughts of their hearts are evil every day" Genesis 6:5."The thoughts of a man's heart are evil from his youth," Genesis 8:21 tells us. These verses affirm that the ways of man are crooked; and testify that by nature, men are all lost, all perverted, that they do not know the way to peace. The world is becoming increasingly unstable and dangerous, and many are beginning to worry and wonder about the breakdown of the true cardinal moral values shaped by Christian history that have characterized our civilizing humanity. Indeed, my book entitled: ''Postmodernity or human deafness'', is a philosophical and theological thriller which reflects the contemporary drifts of our civilization, but without making a book on the collapse, nor a manifesto. This book will ask you to think a little more, and at different times, in different ways about how to approach these questions. Anything worth thinking, believing or doing, especially when it comes to a subject with such great personal and public impact...

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Ivan M. Moulomba, estudió Administración de Empresas en CPUT, Ciudad del Cabo. Tiene un certificado superior en administración de empresas de TSiBA -Educación en Ciudad del Cabo.A lo largo de los años, se ha ofrecido como voluntario en muchas organizaciones cristianas y ha participado en numerosas misiones de campo en Gabón y en el extranjero.

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"All the thoughts of their hearts are evil every day" Genesis 6:5."The thoughts of a man's heart are evil from his youth," Genesis 8:21 tells us. These verses affirm that the ways of man are crooked; and testify that by nature, men are all lost, all perverted, that they do not know the way to peace. The world is becoming increasingly unstable and dangerous, and many are beginning to worry and wonder about the breakdown of the true cardinal moral values shaped by Christian history that have characterized our civilizing humanity. Indeed, my book entitled: ''Postmodernity or human deafness'', is a philosophical and theological thriller which reflects the contemporary drifts of our civilization, but without making a book on the collapse, nor a manifesto. This book will ask you to think a little more, and at different times, in different ways about how to approach these questions. Anything worth thinking, believing or doing, especially when it comes to a subject with such great personal and public impact...