1. What is your response, especially if you are a Christian, to the "postmodern critique" of our commonsense assumptions about the reality of the world and the categories within which we process it? How might it affect the way you read the Bible or the way you relate to people who think differently than you about something? How might it change or not change your attitude toward your sense of what is true and what is real?
2. We have now finished the final chapter of the book. Take a moment to look back through the book's table of contents. Are there area in our journey where you have moved from being unreflective ("premodern") to being more reflective or more objective ("modern")? Are there areas where you have a sneaking suspicion that areas of un-reflectiveness may soon come to light?
3. At the end of this book, what would you say is your "theory" of what is real and what it means to say something is true?