Jordan Peterson and I Are Not Twins From Another Mother

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Dr. Jordan Petersen and I Are Not Twin Brothers of Different Mothers

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Dr. Jordan Petersen and I Are Not Twin Brothers of Different Mothers

John Rosemond

Mar 25, 2024

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Could the ideas of Dr. Jordan Petersen be leading us down a treacherous path? Join me as I scrutinize the philosophies of a figure who has captivated millions with his interpretations of the Bible, the question of God's existence, and the application of Darwinian evolution to human development. In our latest episode, we dissect the 'Introduction to the Idea of God', where I outline my reservations about the coherence of Petersen's thought and the risks his teachings may pose. As we tread through these intellectually charged waters, you'll gain a fresh perspective on the undercurrents that may be shaping modern thought in ways that are not immediately apparent.

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