117. Postmillennial Fan Fiction (Marcus Pittman Interview Part 2)

June 21, 2024 • Kendall Lankford, Marcus Pittman

SUMMARY

In this conversation, Kendall Lankford and Marcus discuss the intersection of post-millennial thinking and the arts. They explore the concept of post-millennial fan fiction and how it envisions the future of Christianity. They also delve into the idea of the reversal of the curse and how technological advancements can contribute to the restoration of the world. They touch on topics such as the agricultural revolution, the printing press, and the potential of AI. The conversation highlights the importance of Christians investing in technology and innovation to further the kingdom of God. The conversation explores the intersection of faith, technology, and the mission of Christians to transform the world. It discusses the importance of faith and works in the life of a believer, rejecting the idea that anything digital or technology-based is inherently evil. The conversation also highlights the role of Christians in beautifying the earth and multiplying the Christian worldview through various means. It emphasizes the need for Christians to play the long game and invest in long-term missions and projects. The conversation touches on the potential of space travel, the importance of a gospel foundation in solving problems like cancer, and the need to remove barriers to entry in various industries. In this conversation, Kendall and Marcus discuss the integration of science, technology, industry, and biblical mandate. They emphasize the importance of Christians investing in companies and building economies to bring about positive change in the world. They also touch on topics such as nuclear energy, the need for a Christian view of government, and the importance of passing down inheritance to future generations. The conversation highlights the need for Christians to actively engage in various fields and use their resources to advance the kingdom of God.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Post-millennialism envisions a future where the gospel fills the earth and the world is restored to the Garden of Eden.

Technological advancements can contribute to the reversal of the curse and the restoration of the world.

Christian entrepreneurs should invest in technology that serves a global purpose and furthers the kingdom of God.

The promise of long life and the elimination of death is a part of the post-millennial vision.

Christians should embrace and invest in technological innovations that align with the gospel and have the potential to extend human life. Faith and works are important in the life of a believer, rejecting the idea that anything digital or technology-based is inherently evil.

Christians are called to beautify the earth and multiply the Christian worldview through various means.

Christians need to play the long game and invest in long-term missions and projects.

A gospel foundation is essential in solving problems like cancer and bringing prosperity to nations.

Barriers to entry in various industries need to be removed to foster innovation and growth. Christians should integrate science, technology, industry, and biblical mandate to bring about positive change in the world.

Investing in companies and building economies is a way for Christians to have a significant impact and advance the kingdom of God.

There is a need for a Christian view of government and the integration of Christian principles in all areas of life.

Passing down inheritance to future generations is important for building capital and funding missionary work.

Engaging in various fields and using resources to advance the kingdom of God is a responsibility for Christians.

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