"There are no absolutes what's true for you is not necessarily true for me." - A Post Modern Thought

"So what happens when the group of people who've been reared on this kind of post-modern thinking then become our surgeons, our bankers and accountants, police officers and judges?" -David Fletcher, Assoc. Professor of Philosophy/Wheaton College

What is post-modernism? How has it affected our culture? How will it impact our future? What is the role of the church in a post-modern world? Does man truly need God or is God merely a fairytale idea left-over from a past cultural experiment? These questions are the launching point for Rebellion of Thought, as filmmakers, The Brothers Williamson, examine a new generation that refuse to accept authority, code and convention. How do believers in Christ express their faith in a compelling, relevant way?

Featuring these experts who take a critical look at the role of authentic Christian faith in a post-modern culture: Angus Menuge (Chair of Philosophy - Concordia University), D.A. Carson (Prof. Of New Testament - Trinity Evangelical Divinity School), Jim Spiegel (Professor of Philosophy - Taylor University), Bruce Ellis Benson (Assoc. Prof. Of Philosophy - Wheaton College) and Gene Edward Veith, Jr. (Culture Editor - World Magazine)

They don't just dance around the edges of this mind-splitting phenomenon. They ask the searing, heart-rending yet necessary questions and offer some thoughtful and tangible solutions.

Raw, urgent music by a variety of Indie bands provides the musical context for this journey. Abby Someone, Inner Surge, Joniqa, Mixtapes for Girlfriends, Stereovolt, West of Verona, Audrey Hatcher Woodams and others are featured, with the entire soundtrack available separately on the DVD extras.

REEL PEOPLE REVIEW

My friends at Set Free Fellowhip (Medford Oregon) reviewed this DVD. Most thought that the first 30 minutes was slow (perhaps boring) but over all thought the points about how the church is not connecting with the culture were right on.

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