A Christian critique of postmodernism (and theories like critical race theory) is not purely negative, as it begins with the recognition that truth-claims cannot be divorced from a story about all of reality. A careful Christian apologist must: (a) clearly set the Christian story against the postmodern alternative; (b) show that postmodernism is self-defeating, and therefore incapable of posing a legitimate challenge to the Christian story; and (c) identify and rework the better insights of postmodern theories, since they cannot help but to give some indirect witness to the truth of God.
Read the full article by Brant Bosserman at Gentle Reformation.