Ideology and the Prospect of Christian Postmodernism

Ideology and the Prospect of Christian Postmodernism

A practical statesman and careful observer of human nature, John Adams viewed abstract formulas for the perfection of society with deep suspicion. So hard held was this view that he decried ideology—the premise that the ends of human existence, even salvation, can be achieved in the earthly realm through adherence to a set of secular beliefs—as “the science of idiocy.” Two centuries later… Source