Hosted by Redeemer. I got myself involved in the Q&A for the first time, and first time having Dr. Keller answer to me directly.<\/p>\n
It was a great host. Though I admit I understood only 60% of the unscripted play. \"Cat food for breakfast\" was the title given by the audience for them to perform on the spot.<\/p>\n
Then they talked about how Christianity fits into their art. How they sacrifice themselves for others to look good, a kind of life after death experience.<\/p>\n
I had to ask. How Redeemer is involved with them and if there will be future events of such. Dr. Keller was the only one answered, though I addressed my questions to all 5 (3 actors, Keller and John Lin). As some already knew, the answer was simple, that Dr. Keller's niece was married to one of the actor...the founder of the Improv. Shakespeare Company I think. And that Redeemer was supposed to have hosted quite a few of these. I am not sure about that.<\/p>\n
From some of Keller's response, I sensed that it was as if I was questioning whether it was proper to have such theatrics associated with church events. I already agreed with Keller.<\/p>\n
I enjoyed it. It is congruent with Redeemer's vision. Tim Keller personally address the topic. It was great.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hosted by Redeemer. I got myself involved in the Q&A for the first time, and first time having Dr. Keller answer to me directly. It was a great host. Though I admit I understood only 60% of the unscripted play. … Continue reading