Question about "Christian Postmodern" churches

I would say they have aspects of many of the churches in revelation, in that there may be some good points, but they are tolerant of so much bad teaching and bad practice that it counters their message, if they have a message at all.

I would recomend 2 books: First, to see the crazy stuff Emerging churches do and their own explainations why (having ladies dance in bikinis, for one)...read this book (it is actually supposed to be supporting emerging churches):
http://www.amazon.com/Emerging-Churches-Christian-Community-Postmodern/dp/0801027152/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1329783559&sr=8-1

Also read D.A. Carson's "Becoming conversant with the emerging church (I critique of their message):
http://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Conversant-Emerging-Church-Understanding/dp/0310259479/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1329783559&sr=8-3

For the most part, It seems to me that the postmodern church idea has come and gone, at least in the emergent sense. It was thinly veiled liberalism, trying to redefine scripture to suit their own desires, and in some cases the gospel got lost. The fruit of that movement is simply not there, and has faded away.

 

Askjo, would you give me your definition of the word "postmodern"? Thanks.

 

I admit I did jump the gun and assume I knew what the OP meant by "Postmodern." When I hear "postmodern church," I immediately thing of emerging/emergent churches.

About 10 years ago I was somewhat enamoured with the Emerging church movement, but after some research saw that was, for the msot part, not being faithful to scripture.

 

To me , the 2 prominent groups would be under the labels of Emergent churches, and new Evangelical Left!