Everything You Know Seems Wrong Globalization

Everything You Know Seems Wrong elucidates this process of relativizing of tradition and discusses how it undermines established beliefs and traditions.

George Van Pelt Campbell is Assistant Professor of Sociology and Religion at Grove City College in Grove City, Pennsylvania.

Introduction : everything you know seems wrong
Tradition in the modern world	p. 1
Tradition in a globalizing world	p. 25
The dynamic of the relativizing of tradition	p. 51
The results of the relativizing of tradition	p. 67
Relativization in action : the evangelical post-conservative controversy	p. 99
Relativization in action : results in evangelical theology	p. 117
The relativizing of tradition : a comprehensive theory	p. 155
Everything you know seems wrong : relativization and the global future	p. 175
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Everything You Know Seems Wrong Globalization and the Relativizing of Tradition

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