Seeking God for Revival has become the foremost thing in my mind. In the course of which, I continually give a great deal of thought, not only to the Word of God concerning Revival, but also to the present condition of the world. The need of Revival seems overwhelming, in the extreme. Were it not for the fact that God has given us His Word, the situation truly would be hopeless. It is nothing short of astonishing, to me, that the great majority of professing Christians do not yet demonstrate any real comprehension of the desperate condition of the Church and of the world. How, then, can they be concerned enough about the need of Revival, to be moved to travail in prayer?
Today, as I have been contemplating the pervasive madness (insanity) throughout society, I happened upon a website which addresses the fact that, in Scripture, insanity is shown to be a judgment of God upon sinners.
It didn't take long to find a suitable image to represent 'postmodernism'. The above image is truly frightening -- because it's a real object. It is not a Halloween mask. The device (called an Aurentieth's mask) was once (still?) used to restrain certain insane individuals: that is to say, psychopathic cannibals. So, what does that have to do with postmodernism?
