Post Modernism’s Worldview of Ethics, Values, and Morals:

The one rule of Post Modernism is that it is wrong to believe in absolutes.  That is a self-refuting statement.  If it were wrong to believe in absolutes, then it would be wrong to believe that it is wrong to believe in absolutes.

Post Modernists also believe that ethics are merely a tool to manipulate other people, and they see no reason not to use that tool.

A redefined version of “tolerance” is one of Post Modernism’s major ethical foundations.  They redefine “tolerance” to mean that every view must be tolerated except for the Biblical Christian view.  In fact, they are becoming more violent in opposing the Biblical Christian view and in opposing the belief in absolutes.

They say that it’s wrong and bigoted to believe that absolutes exist.  Of course, that is a self-refuting statement.  If that statement were true, then it would be wrong to make such a statement.

They say that it is intolerant to have saving faith in Jesus Christ as it is defined in the Bible.

Biblical Christianity’s Vision of Ethics, Values, and Morals: