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As one looks at the Christian Church of the early 21^st Century, one sees a vast difference with the church of 100 years ago in the form of worship and liturgical procedures. There is, however, a much more fundamental change that has occurred in the church and this change is a subtle one. As one speaks with Christian people in this present day, it becomes evident that the majority of Christians do not have a clue about the problem. One of the most shocking things one will find also is that many pastors are clueless about the issue at hand. It is my hope that this work will help many to consider the problem at hand.

Orthodox Christianity is a unique body of faith and also a profound worldview. It is clear as one studies the foundations of the Christian faith that it is a faith based on unchanging truths. Contrary to popular opinion, Christianity is defined by a set of propositional truths that never change. Although there are those who are redefining Christianity, the Christianity of Jesus Christ and His Apostles is the same as it was 2000 years ago. Christian faith must be based in doctrine and not in subjective feeling and herein lies the conflict between the "faith of our fathers" and the "faith" of today that has been influenced by postmodernism. So many in the modern Christian Church do not know even the fundamental doctrines that define Christianity. Churches are filled with worshippers who claim to be people of faith, but fail to understand the distinctions that separate true Christianity from a faith that, in some cases, sounds more like Star Wars than Christianity.

May the Lord help us to see the subtlety of Satan, who is the father of lies, in the redefinition of Christianity through the influence of Postmodernism.

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