The Assault on Christianity: Pluralism and the Crisis of Truth (Part 1)

Is Christianity becoming just one spiritual option among many?

In Part 1 of this series, Ric Osuna examines the rise of postmodernism, the growing influence of religious pluralism, and the cultural shift away from objective truth. Why do so many people believe that all religions ultimately lead to God? Can contradictory truth claims all be equally valid?

Drawing on the work of philosophers, theologians, and scholars such as John Hick, Harold Netland, and C.S. Lewis, this episode explores the tension between pluralism and Christianity's claim that Jesus Christ is uniquely "the way, the truth, and the life."

Topics include:

• The rise of postmodernism
• Religious pluralism and relativism
• John Hick's pluralistic hypothesis
• Reductionism and obfuscation
• The uniqueness of Christ
• Christian exclusivism
• Truth versus tolerance

If truth matters, then the claims of Jesus deserve to be examined seriously.

Scripture Focus: John 14:6