Finally a fuller understanding of post-modernism would include the understanding that it is the point of departure or reaction from the old way of thinking or doing things. This can apply to art, science, business practices, and many other things, and doesn’t necessarily involve rejecting objective truth. While that is often a quick and dirty definition of post-modernism, it is by no means complete, and not always even accurate or applicable. For instance if there is an unhealthy church, with lot’s of gossip and other common problems we see among Christians today, and the church decides to chance, as a whole they are convicted to stop using prayer requests as an excuse to gossip, they become a place where people in the community can feel welcome, and maybe even start singing some praise and worship music along with (or instead of) their hymns, this could be seen as post-modernism within the church. No rejection of truth, assuming your truth is God, but instead reacting to the current culture in the church, and departing from it. There are ways this departure could be a bad thing in some churches, but don’t blame that on post-modernism, it is merely a description here, if you must cast blame it on the root of the problem.