Postmodern European society has been heavily influenced by the principles of nihilism and relativism. This has also permeated several Christian communities, and upon a continent that is in the midst of slowly replacing its Christian heritage for more humanistic principles, I believe that the church must strive to understand this dynamic period in which we live. This can only occur if the faithful seek to reaffirm the power of Scriptural decrees, in order to regain ground and lift a prophetic dedicated to guiding this generation back to Christ. In order to achieve this objective, we must be prepared, as Christians, to engage in thought provoking debates in the proper arenas, such as schools, colleges, seminaries, and universities both as students, scholars, and teachers to present the world histories from a biblical perspective. It is also necessary to understand the subjective culture of Gospel rejection that dominates those fields and look for a form of making our way around it and gain credibility. Unfortunately, this is neither an easy nor quick approach; it may require years, even decades to regain the right to be heard.