00:00Carl Jung, the great psychoanalyst, he said,
00:02modern people don't see God because they don't look low enough.
00:06That's worth thinking about for the rest of your life.
00:13The Sermon on the Mount is the longest continuous discourse
00:16attributed to Christ in the Gospels,
00:18and it's widely regarded as containing
00:21the central doctrines of Christian faith.
00:24Thy kingdom come.
00:27Well, that would be good.
00:28You might say, well, what is the shared goal
00:30that should unite a whole society or a person?
00:33And that's partly what the Sermon on the Mount is about.
00:35It's like, what should you be aiming at?
00:36Well, something like the city on the hill.
00:38What's being outlined here is the best approach.
00:41This is the best approach in all possible ways.
00:45There's this tremendous emphasis in Christianity on embodiment.
00:49That's why Christ is a carpenter, not a thinker, not a priest even.
00:53It's a pattern of behavior to emulate, to act out, to embody.
00:58All of what we're laying out is a landscape of faith, right?
01:01Should you aim up or down?
01:02That's not a question you can answer by sifting the evidence.
01:05And that's where the element of faith comes in,
01:07is that regardless of the catastrophe of existence,
01:10I will do good.
01:12What you want to do is welcome the unknown with open arms,
01:17because it can teach you and change you into what you could be.
01:25What you want to do?
01:25You
01:25You