The Gospels

[Ekklesian]

This may prove to be very interesting.

The Gospels: Official Trailer

If the power hidden within the pages of the Bible terrifies you...it should. Dr. Jordan B. Peterson ventures into the depths of the story of Jesus in search for the keys that just might save our world from chaos in his new series, "The Gospels". Coming December 1st.

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[ALAYMAN]

Looks like an interesting cast of characters on the panel, but not enough to tempt me to pay for a Daily Wire membership.

 

[Bob Jones VI]

Jordan Peterson is not a Christian.

 

[Ekklesian]

Jordan Peterson is not a Christian.

That's true. He's a Darwinist, and I think he would call himself an atheist. He views the Scriptures as an emergence of the collective mind of man, not as divinely inspired.

What he brings to the discussion, or at least what he brought to the Exodus series, are the insights into the human psyche that he's gained as a clinical psychologist, and how the Scriptural descriptions of the human condition and its remedy, or at least its therapy, are reflected in the symbolism of the law.

All I said was it could prove interesting. It could also prove to be a clown act, as these things often do when unbelievers touch upon the Person of Christ. Heck, ever listen to a couple of Dispensationalists discuss the Scriptures? (cue clown music).

But I'm not expecting a clown act. I think it will be fascinating. I'll let you know.

 

[Bob Jones VI]

That's true. He's a Darwinist, and I think he would call himself an atheist. He views the Scriptures as an emergence of the collective mind of man, not as divinely inspired.

What he brings to the discussion, or at least what he brought to the Exodus series, are the insights into the human psyche that he's gained as a clinical psychologist, and how the Scriptural descriptions of the human condition and its remedy, or at least its therapy, are reflected in the symbolism of the law.

All I said was it could prove interesting. It could also prove to be a clown act, as these things often do when unbelievers touch upon the Person of Christ. Heck, ever listen to a couple of Dispensationalists discuss the Scriptures? (cue clown music).

But I'm not expecting a clown act. I think it will be fascinating. I'll let you know.

I'm not a dispensationalist.