Tim Keller: Re-enchanting Our World

The glory and creation of God bears such unknowable depth that to know Him is to be enchaned with awe and wonder. Yet within our consumer society, our obsession with material gain can trump our wonder for God. Drawing from Charles Taylor's work describing how we in the West became a "disenchanged" society, Keller explores in this CFW Conference resource how this disenchantment, while bringing a greater sense of human autonomy and freedom, has also brought a "malaise of modernity", stripping away a deeper sense of our humanity and the meaning and purpose that had been associated with an "enchanged" world. How did we get here? How do we move forward toward a re-enchanged view of God's creation and technological tools we employ? How does the knowledge of God who made us in His image re-affirm our identity and renew our call to cultivate this world in His likeness?

[@bronwyngawthorne8866]

Some great comments at the end, humble yet direct. As the best Christian thought should be.

[@shareyourfaithproducts]

Christian art inspires and encourages

[@shareyourfaithproducts]

Christian products is HUGE all over America and helpful when you want to share faith with others.

[@wesleyheathstrebeck]

that mic though!

[@djchuang]

technology not at its best :(

[@geesinjapan]

it's like a sad antler

[@binmanart]

Ear worm. Ew.

[@landonaaker9208]

The higher the ratio of mic to substantial comments there are the happier I am.

[@shareyourfaithproducts]

So many homes and businesses need Christian products to keep them people encouraged throughout the day.

[@HM-vj5ll]

Make mics great again

[@JacobParkYusuk]

Who is the AV person for RedeemerCFW? That mic looks like one of those crazy old man facial/nose/eyebrow/ear hairs.

[@NSIPEDA]

Are you going to post the Christian Wiman video from Saturday? Please do!

[@vnzlb]

That mic is at its technological barrier 😆
But on a serious note, is gene editing/modification (CRISPR,etc.) Biblically correct, in light of technological advancement?

[@MarcosRocha14]

Can someone write the names of the philosophers that he cites during the speaking?

[@jasonstruck238]

Here's all I found. Any others?
5:37 - Charles Taylor
10:07 - Marilynne Robinson
15:27 - Jürgen Habermas
16:42 - "another thinker" (William Jennings Bryan)

[@MarcosRocha14]

Thank you man! Really appreciate it!

[@jasonstruck238]

You're welcome!

[@stephaniebedsaul8763]

Book of Enoch talks of the angels teaching humanity many things (weaponry, etc.)

[@tgrogan6049]

Yes the book of Enoch is really great for showing the utter nonsense and superstitions first century Judaism immersed in!