“Why Christians get FRUSTRATED with you” w/ Jordan Peterson

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In this clip, Matt Fradd talks about heaven and asks if Jordan Peterson believes in life after death. The conversation shifts as Matt asks Jordan why he doesn't just come out and say he's a believer. Why does it avoid answering directly.
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@twshabangu2894

Jordan knows what he is doing. It is not that these questions are complicated for him to answer, he just knows that what he believes is atheistic to the Christian framework.

@benharvey8094

He’s so close, but he’s simply not there yet. God is not “the call to adventure”; He is the one who calls. He is a Person, not a force, or a narrative theme, or however Jordan would phrase that.

@edwardcarlton

Not a good answer. I respect Peterson, but it's a simple answer. Everyone can answer this question, but for some reason he can't. I don't buy it. It delegitemizes him, especially from teaching the Bible.

@benpanama9623

A simple “no” would have been fine.

@rdrift1879

Only grace will break Mr. Peterson our of his Jungian framework.

@TulsaSooner1979

"Jordan. Do you believe that Jesus is God in the flesh and that He died and rose again from the dead?" That's the question Jesus demands we answer.

@NorthCountry84

Wonder if when his wife asks him to take out the trash, he responds “well…it depends on what you mean by take!”

@5thMilitia

Nobody ever said "It is not that deep bro'" to Jordan

@Mugunga420 21 күн бұрын

This is the same gibberish I get from my four year old when I ask if he snuck a popsicle.

@gvenkataram

God is a person (and more accurately 3 persons), not an “it”. I wonder if Jordan is missing that?

@stuartist

Sounds like a really convoluted way to say he’s agnostic

@robertlotzer7627

What the problem is with JP is that the Bible itself says “believe” or “belief” is the right question. It may not end there but it certainly starts there.

@robberlin2230

In my opinion its the most honest answer we can give. When Jesus questioned his disciples regarding leaving him, they responded "to whom shall we go, you have the words of eternal life". This has so many levels of confirmation in it. "To whom shall we go", what are our other options? This is an acknowledgement of the abyss that is out there without faith.

@charbelel5699

“Your actions echo in eternity” is abundantly clear to me. It sounds as though he is suggesting that the best explanation of life after death is solely your actions being remembered by others on earth, after death. So one’s words and actions continue to live after your bodily death is as far as his beliefs go.

@scurvydog20

Jordan: it's like asking what color is a musical tone, the framework is invalid

@zacw812

Pretty clear that he see's the utlity of believing in Christ psychologically. But these people who say he is close to becoming Catholic, I don't really see it.

@josephnunley5432

“He then brought them out and asked, “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?” They replied, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved-you and your household.””

@abdullahimusa9761

Mikhaela once said that her father taught them, ever since they were kids, the psychological significance of the Bible but not that what it teaches is real and true. JP is not interested in the correspondence theory of truth but in the pragmatic one

@Razear

He's answered this many times before, and the recurring response he gives is, "I believe as though God exists," which is essentially what a cultural Christian/Christian atheist would say, although he hasn't pigeonholed himself to either of those labels.