>Some of us realize that each issue should be evaluated independently. When it comes to basic cultural eras, which is what is being argued here, you have to ma

>Some of us realize that each issue should be evaluated independently. When it comes to basic cultural eras, which is what is being argued here, you have to make a choice. For instance, with respect to religion and government, should the government outlaw religion, as the postmodernist left wants, should religion be supreme as most of the premodernists want, or should we have the tolerance of modernity. And which choice you make on this issue is deeply tied with similar other issues like science, technology, economics, education, sex roles, and so on, in three whole bundles. If you think you can pick and choose and come up with a society that doesn't fall apart quite quickly, you are quite mistaken.