Of the following, which is a standard line of objection to postmodern approaches?
a. There is one, consistent theory, allowing for no interpretation.
b. The charge of relativism: if there are many narratives and no means to adjudicate them, they all seem valid.
c. Postmodern viewpoints are black and white.
d. The view of human nature to the postmodernist is universally accepted and therefore not open to interpretation.
B
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a. Christ b. light of the world c. redeemer d. way
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