Transhumanism, lots of talks about the TR-A and S. Today we're going to go all the way

to their Omega point. And that is transhumanism. What is transhumanism? How are we as Christians

to understand transhumanism? And what are the five ways that transhumanism is directed?

Not so much at the older generation. The transhumanist people are not interested in the boomer

generation or over. They want your kids, they want your grandkids, and today we're going

to go through the five ways that they are directing transhumanism to the little ones and

the teenagers. First off, what is transhumanism? Transhumanism is the philosophical, it's

the philosophy. It's the philosophical movement demanding for, funding, the enhancement of human

nature through technology beyond that which is natural. It has to do not only with the body,

but chiefly, if you actually look at the philosophers in the transhumanist movement, you'll

see that it has to do with the mind. Now the first person to ever use the word transhuman is

someone that I greatly admire. I, in fact, I've done a lot of videos, I just did a video last week

on them. Dante, a legatee. He is the poet who wrote the divine comedy. It goes through hell,

the inferno, purgatory part two, and then into paradise, part three, I plan to do a lot more

on Dante. In fact, he's in a frame portrait right there looking at me in the corner. I like Dante.

And he in the opening of paradise, heaven, paradise, he uses for the first time in human history that

we know of, I'm probably saying that wrong. I don't know how to say medieval Italian, which is

to transhumanize, to go beyond human. Why is he saying that? Well, Thomas Aquinas says that when we

go to heaven, we are made deiform in the form of God. We don't become gods. We are not God, but we

are united through the beatific vision to the divine essence. And therefore we are deiform because

we are partaking of the divine nature. So Dante is using this in a Christian vocabulary in the

tomystic tradition, which is based on, believe it or not, the Greek fathers, the Eastern fathers

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