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@popfizzbuzz

14 күн бұрын

Nice monologue 😅 I like JP but hearing more questions would have been good too.

@ordinary_deepfake

14 күн бұрын

What's up with all the cursing and blocking some and allowing others makes no sense censor or don't censor

@JoePalos91

14 күн бұрын

I feel like Dr. Peterson understands Aquinas definition of God in, "The Act to Be itself." But can't marry that with the idea of a Person who loves us individually. Which is something I've been contemplating a lot recently, as they on the surface seem to be opposites.

@user-pu1mt4ue9y

14 күн бұрын

Been enjoying PWA for free (bit of a mooch :) but just joined your locals. LOVE listening to Dr. Peterson, although sometimes I feel lost in the weeds. God bless you both!

@markbell3763

14 күн бұрын

An hour in and saw the block against the Lord's name in vain. Good on you, PWA! There are some habits hard to break for everyone. But always, Blessed Be His Holy Name.

you know it's gonna be good when KZread puts the "Context" ribbon underneath it.

@jamesprumos7775

14 күн бұрын

Took them no time at all XD

@Kepha3

14 күн бұрын

The problem with the ribbon is that it's incorrect. It acts as if the science on this is settled. Most climatologists and atmospheric physicists agree that humans contribute to the change in climate but they do not agree on what the primary cause is.

@dylanburnett7928

14 күн бұрын

@@Kepha3 The primary cause is the increase in carbon dioxide (CO2), a known greenhouse gas. The vast majority of this carbon dioxide has been identified as coming from man-made sources such as factories, automobiles, and power plants utilizing fossil fuels.

@Kepha3

14 күн бұрын

@@dylanburnett7928 The vast majority? I think you need to look into what climatologists can actually establish scientifically. The evidence is isn't there to support the notion that the "vast majority" of CO2 is caused by humans. Actually, the oceans contribute the greatest amount of CO2 into the atmosphere.

@eimaiakominzontanos

14 күн бұрын

​@@dylanburnett7928No, look it up. Man made CO2 is a tiny, tiny percentage of what is already a small percentage of the total atmosphere. After seeing the actual numbers I completely changed my views on man made climate change.

I've wrestled with God, for 53 years. I thought I was an atheist, I headed a large secular organisation. Despite my arguments, something always nagged at me. In 2010 my son was seriously ill, he started having focal seizures and ended up on life support. The child in the bed next to him died the third night he was in hospital. Our son was in a coma, they told us he might not make the next 24 hours. I remember being alone and begging God to save my son, I prayed hard , I mean really hard, it was overwhelming. As I was praying I found solace, I found something that told me everything was going to be alright. This went on for 6 hours, I was utterly exhausted. The next day the doctors told us they were going to start transferring his breathing from the machine to my son, the process took 6 hours. On the 5th hour he took over the breathing despite the doctors believing he wouldn't. He came out the coma, he was blind in one eye and lost his ability to speak but over the next few months he completely recovered. I've prayed every night since. My son is now 16, he's 6ft4" and super smart. I mean really smart, confident and unbelievably fit and healthy. I believe he is meant to be here for a reason. Everyone who meets my son is fascinated by him for some reason, he's magnetic. He commands the room. We hear people say "that boy is going to change things" and "that boy can do whatever he wants" I believe God listened that day, he gave us such a gift.

@margaretoconnor874

14 күн бұрын

God Bless both of you!!!!!!

@evanjohnson4898

14 күн бұрын

amazing, praise be to God

@Beserious795

14 күн бұрын

Beautiful testimony!!! Is it coincidence you used the phrase “wrestle with god” and that’s Peterson’s next book title? 😊

@christopherfleming7505

14 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story. Very inspiring!

@ThePostmillennial

14 күн бұрын

God bless you Sir. 🙏

"I miss dairy... and sugar." The land of paradise flows with milk and honey.

@gwendylanpusateri2947

7 күн бұрын

I wonder what would happen if instead of regular dairy and sugar, he did replace it with goats milk and honey/molasses? What our forefathers had, like the meat and oats. Because dairy and sugar now have different molecular structures, additives, things that intrinsically affect everything internal in some manner.

@Dim-yz6wk

4 күн бұрын

You're so funny 🤣♥️🐝🍯

@Dim-yz6wk

4 күн бұрын

@@gwendylanpusateri2947 Yum! Love blackstrap molasses and goat's milk.

Peterson’s self reflection and slowness to give an answer to a deep question is something I truly respect. “There’s a lot of things worse than death.”

@TeamDiezinelli

11 күн бұрын

I got it too with this quote. Hell is much worse and we can have plenty of it, if we’re not careful.

@michaelanthony4750

8 күн бұрын

Aladdin 2

This is my first time watching this show and I must say the host is a great interviewer! Personable, curious, intelligent, and asking real questions

@taylormcanerney8635

14 күн бұрын

Watch more!!! 😁 There's on about the Shroud of Turin which is incredible. Or his interview with Jimmy Akin.

@michaelmicek

14 күн бұрын

​@@taylormcanerney8635Peter Kreeft

@mathieujvc

14 күн бұрын

Best KZread channel hands down

@rosiegirl2485

14 күн бұрын

The interview with Fr. Andrew Dalton on the Shroud of Turin is the best interview on Pints With Aquinas hands down! Though I do love the interview with Jimmy Akin! 😊

@margograjki884

14 күн бұрын

Welcome to Paints with Aquinas!

“The most corrupt people will always try to corrupt what is highest” what a great quote

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

Yup! So, so true! 👍🏼

@stevemcniel9515

13 күн бұрын

Yes it is. Cane and Able.

@loreman7267

13 күн бұрын

That, along with 'That kind of job attracts that kind of person.'

@unciclistaenbuenosaires8287

5 күн бұрын

Kind of what daily wire did with JBP

@SwitchTalkChannel

3 күн бұрын

Reminds me of Bob Dylan's lyrics, actually: 'Bent out of shape from society's pliers Cares not to come up any higher But rather get you down in the hole That he's in.'

Dr. Peterson’s answer concerning him having faith or not is brilliant, because he explains EXACTLY what the council of Trent states when it condemns Sola Fide. Dr. Peterson is arguing that faith cannot be a mere thought or pronunciation, it must be lived and enacted, this is precisely why Saint James says “faith without works is dead”

@jeromeofmiddleton

8 күн бұрын

Very well said

@SamuelMoerbe

7 күн бұрын

Hello! For context, I am a Lutheran who has listened to many hours of both Pints and Peterson. Friend, I would be careful with lines of thought like this. The way Jordan uses the word “Faith” is nowhere close to the Christian Tradition, including the reformers. It honestly feels like the closest thing he could relate to is “Pelagianism”, or the idea that you can climb to heaven on your own by pursuing the highest good. There is no space of “Christ for You” in his thought . What that Good is for Jordan, I still have no idea haha. The reformers thought of Faith not just as Intellectual assent, but as a deep trust. Faith for the reformers is a deep trust in Christ (His Life, Death, and Resurrection on our Behalf), and those gifts are then counted to us. They by no means proposed that the Christian doesn’t need Good Works or that Faith is a “mere pronunciation”. A major part of the Christian life is loving our neighbor and abiding deeper in our Union with Christ. However, that’s not to be confused with Justification. The two kinds of Righteousness (Before God and Before Man) are vital, but distinct. I want to be kind but firm in saying that your brief description of Sola Fide is a major caricature. If we want to discuss Justification, then let’s keep it on the topic of Justification, starting with the scripture that discusses it most thoroughly (ie:Romans 4). To bleed the conversation of Peterson into that conversation confuses the issue, and leads to false conclusions. Also, I have want to have some humility in saying that when it comes to the question of God/Faith, I am quite frustrated with Peterson. So in that, take what I said with a grain of salt, because I don’t always understand what he’s gettting at. Sorry for the long answer 😂. God Bless!

@legendman97

7 күн бұрын

@@SamuelMoerbe I don’t fully agree with Peterson, because faith ought to be intellectual, and enacted, it’s both things. I don’t think he is arguing that one can reach its way to heaven, that’s not the Catholic teaching either. The concept of sola fide comes with the rejection of the salvific power of the sacraments, and the cooperation with Grace through living a Christian life. Hence why James states that faith without works is dead, because we ought to accept God’s grace with faith and cooperate with such grace by receiving the sacraments and living according to Christ. The Catholic Church is clear that justification cannot be earned, salvation is a gift from God, whether we accept that gift is up to us, we can accept it and cooperate with grace in order to allow Him to save us.

@mattharazin5578

7 күн бұрын

@@SamuelMoerbeTo be saved is to be justified. Otherwise, what are you being saved from?

@94jpmcc

7 күн бұрын

The real question is :do you love God? or do you trust in God?

Prayers for Mr Peterson. It’s very draining to fight the narrative.

I've been following Peterson for 6 years and recently converted to Catholism in March. It's really interesting to see these 2 parts come together since it has been reflected in my life

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

Awesome!! Welcome Home! 🙏🏼🕊️✝️ 🎇 It's so ironic how many people JP has turned toward Catholicism. It would be nice if Jordan Peterson led Jordan Peterson into the Church! 😜

@CedarRose7

14 күн бұрын

​@nicolamustard7232 I respect his choice not to 'join a team'. I have faith that the Holy Spirit will lead him Home, wherever that will be ❤ And thank you 😊

@bluecomb5376

14 күн бұрын

Congratulations. Praise God for your journey!

@Michael-jv7uq

14 күн бұрын

He played a role in my becoming a Christian as well.

@Theactivepsychos

14 күн бұрын

How come you picked the religion with the furthest deviation from the Bible and with the most horrific systemic corruption including asset theft, land theft, nazi sympathising, paedophilia and circumnavigation of the law?!

The catholic church is in fact experiencing a rennaisance. It is heartening to see so many great minds and people of good conscience saying yes to God.

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

So beautiful! People are finding the 'reasoned and reason-able' Truths of the Catholic Church. God is a Poet...🙏🏼👍🏼✝️🕊️

@awsambdaman

13 күн бұрын

I’ve been mostly nonreligious for the past 13 years. I honestly don’t really care about the scientific existence of God or having debates on whether God is real. I’m tired of the atheist nihilism and intellectual superiority. It gets old listening to atheists who think they’re smarter than everyone else. All I know is, when I went to church with my family this past Easter Sunday, I felt whole and fulfilled. I felt the emptiness go away for a bit. I think any atheist who would go to church, have a fulfilling experience, and then say “but science says Gods not real” is blinding themselves to enjoying life. If you can’t put your intellectual ego aside to do what feels right, then we just have disagreements on what we should do in life. Going to church feels good, and that means something. I think atheists really need to get off their high horses, it’s making them miserable (and it’s just not interesting to listen to anymore)

@nicolamustard7232

13 күн бұрын

​@@awsambdamanThank you so much for sharing your journey. I'm happy for you that you've found fulfillment! The thing is, you don't have to put your intellect aside at all. Quite the contrary! Take a look at a few of the great Catholic thinkers and writers. Augustine of Hippo, Thomas Aquinas, and more recently, G.K. Chesterton, John Henry Newman, CS Lewis (he might be a good one to start with), Dr. Peter Kreeft, Joseph Ratzinger (Benedict XVI) and Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II). These thinkers will blow your mind! And there's almost infinitely more! Take a look at podcasts by Bishop Robert Barron, Dr. Fr. Chad Ripperger, Fr. Mike Schmitz and EWTN. Read about the beautiful spirituality of Catherine of Siena, Teresa of Avila, and Therese of Lisieux. Bless you and have fun! ❤🙏🏼

@nicolamustard7232

13 күн бұрын

@awsambdaman Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I'm happy for you that you've found fulfillment! The thing is, you don't have to put your intellect aside at all. Quite the contrary! Take a look at a few of the great Catholic thinkers and writers. Augustine of Hippo, Thomas Aquinas, and more recently, G.K. Chesterton, John Henry Newman, CS Lewis (he might be a good one to start with), Dr. Peter Kreeft, Joseph Ratzinger (Benedict XVI) and Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II). These thinkers will blow your mind! And there's almost infinitely more! Take a look at podcasts by Bishop Robert Barron, Dr. Fr. Chad Ripperger, Fr. Mike Schmitz, (of course) Pints with Aquinas and EWTN.Read about the beautiful spirituality of Catherine of Siena, Teresa of Avila, and Therese of Lisieux. Bless you and have fun! ❤🙏🏼

@gabrielgaranas

13 күн бұрын

​@@awsambdamanI've been an atheist for 10 years. In those years I've felt the superiority of being "smarter than everyone else" until reality hit hard and fast you can't possibly look anywhere else for help. Then He revealed Himself to me, not in some hyper mystical sense but the hard realization that no one else can carry the full weight of our faults but Himself. I suggest you pray, honestly and without any reservation, to ask if He is real. I don't think He would allow any delusions jn your mind if you're honestly seeking enough. Also, check out Fr. Donald Calloway's conversion story. I bet his story would be riveting enough for you or anyone.

“If you have studied history and you think there’s no such thing as hell, you are the idiot.” - Jordan Peterson This interview is great! I love how fired up Dr. Peterson gets over the existence of God. ✝️🙏🏻

The ability to pause, to leave silence is so rare... but Matt has it. There's a moment when he asks a question about death and the pause is a few seconds long. The temptation to fill it with an um, an aha or even a further question or softener would be great... and Matt lets it sit. Exactly what Jordan needed to put the right words he needed to convey in place. One of the best interviews by either I've seen.

Personally - as a big Peterson fan - this has to be the best podcast conversation I've listened to with him 100%

@paulv3968

14 күн бұрын

Agreed This was really entertaining and full of razer sharp insights.

@FlyingGospel

14 күн бұрын

Go check out the last chat he had with Bishop Barron.

@martinr2040

14 күн бұрын

one of the best for sure :)

@AnHebrewChild

13 күн бұрын

As a not-big Peterson fan, I agree. This was energizing to say the least.

@sandramckeehan5679

13 күн бұрын

Be careful, he called me a presumptuous troll for calling him, Peterson as you have. See comment above . . . I guess he is too important for the use of just his last name, so I apologized.

Your censorship of blasphemy over swearing was noticed and appreciated.

@andrewweber6321

14 күн бұрын

Do not take the Lord's name in vain. I respect Jordan Peterson but the sin of blasphemy is one of the worst sins you can commit. God's name was never allowed to be said for a reason and then to blasphemy it is one of the worst sins in this society. That's why the Holy Face devotion was started to make reparation to be blasphemy and propagation of the Lord's day and Holy days of obligation. I pray that he can stop committing blasphemy and seek forgiveness for his sins and we can make reparation for him and all others committing blasphemy. I use to commit blasphemy and it hurts the Lord so much. I pray that he will come to the Catholic Faith as well. May he open his heart to God's love. Jesus, Mary, Joseph, pray for us.

@chrisdotson3520

14 күн бұрын

@@andrewweber6321 I didn't hear him use the name of God.

@stevenbryan7586

13 күн бұрын

Not a very sophisticated interpretation of blasphemy.

@chrisdotson3520

13 күн бұрын

@@stevenbryan7586 How so?

@stevenbryan7586

13 күн бұрын

@@chrisdotson3520 In my understanding, blasphemy is more the attribution of sacred qualities to the profane. I think it's an oversimplification to think of utterances such as GD as blasphemy.

This was, by far, the best interview with Peterson to date. He clearly expressed here views with which he'd often struggled in the past, showing a phenomenal cristallization of knowledge, all on extremely important topics, one after another. I'd been very sceptical of his cooperation with Daily Wire in the past but it seems to have done him good. Thank you for this.

@ZaidanJMJ

4 күн бұрын

Credit to Matt Fradd for the way he conducted this interview, his questions, his responses and mannerism 👏

I’ve been following Jordan Peterson since I was an adolescent. As such, I’ve become intimately knowledgeable of his material and it has certainly produced many fruits in my life. It was Jordan Peterson who set me on a path which eventually led to the Catholic Church. I have much to thank him for. All this is to say that you, Matt Fradd, have produced one of the greatest, most insightful interviews with Jordan Peterson. It was so great, I almost lament the fact that this video will likely circulate among mostly Catholics as the larger audience could greatly benefit. I really felt as if my understanding of my moral hero was greatly elevated through seeing this interview. Your skills as an interviewer should certainly be commended and I hope you are a name which Jordan remembers for future prospects.

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing your journey!🙏🏼✝️🕊️❤️

@TeamDiezinelli

11 күн бұрын

You articulated this so wonderful and I agree with you on Matt!

@dwil0311

8 күн бұрын

Sorry to hear that you got caught by the cult.

“To be created in the image of God is to wrestle with potential.” Jordan B. Peterson

@JacobTheStrangeOfficial

14 күн бұрын

Is this not a dissatisfying answer to most of the Christians on here? Being made in the image of God is much more than wrestling with potential. The reason Jordan defines it like this is that in his view, God is frankly not real. I know he would argue with that and say God is very real, but it’s about definition of terms. The fact is, Jordan Peterson does not believe in the ontological reality that God is a metaphysical being who literally created the physical universe, and was incarnated as a man via Mary and the Holy Ghost, was executed on a cross, and physically rose from the dead on earth. Without that, he will never get the full picture of living as the image of God, because it’s not just wrestling with potential: it’s confessing Christ and living as his vector in the world by carrying him with you through the Eucharist, with the goal of shepherding the earth towards God as God shepherded you towards himself. And that doesn’t work so well if God is just a psychological construct.

@maciejpieczula631

14 күн бұрын

Does God wrestle with potential? With another word: Does God struggle with potential? Or just simply: Does God struggle?

@ninja3687

14 күн бұрын

​@@maciejpieczula631No, bit the point is He could which is why He is such a great God. He could do whatever He likes. He could have slaves. Instead he created us, created beauty to share with us and to live in. He gave us free will so we can experience and He loves us. That is potential and using it for the right reasons. Satan is the opposite.

@JacobTheStrangeOfficial

14 күн бұрын

@@ninja3687 Are you saying God COULD struggle with potential? I don’t think we as Christians typically believe that about God. There’s a great quote that “the easiest thing God ever did was rise from the dead.” When we act as images of God we are living out the life he sets up for us, and mimicking Christ day by day. Peterson’s metaphor is insufficient because you can’t fully mimic Christ without confessing faith in Him and joining his church, which gets left by the wayside if he’s just a theoretical concept or a symbol and not a real man who was really God grounded in history on this earth.

@milagroscapomasi8525

14 күн бұрын

No God doesnt strugle with potencial but we do. We know we are called to sth higher than ourselves. Being made in his IMAGE means we are not like him, but we are similar and we can be more like God. we have the potential to be Saints if we let God in us

Looking forward to this one. We got JP on PWA now we need Jimmy Akin on Joe Rogan.

@paulschuebel5487

15 күн бұрын

Probably one of the most compatible apologists to have on Joe Rogan for sure! Both are very open-minded, and Jimmy can maintain interest on a wide, WIDE range of topics. Would be pretty lit to watch

@belyy_rusky

15 күн бұрын

@@paulschuebel5487 Yeah agreed here. Jimmy would definitely be the best. Joe should do it for the hell of it. Why not.

@mdg6117

14 күн бұрын

Hekkk yeah!

@user-tz8el7tk7z

14 күн бұрын

Where do I sign the petition ?

@Hadrianus01

14 күн бұрын

Next we need the Pope on

When it comes to God and Scripture and faith, I've never heard someone so completely get it and so completely miss it at the same time.

@peaceandlove544

12 күн бұрын

What do You think

@Dim-yz6wk

11 күн бұрын

Absolutely 💯💯💯 God bless you! 🙏🙏🙏

@11antun

7 күн бұрын

he gets everything a humen can get about it, now he has to jump and embrace ❤😊

@benjaminseydel8275

6 күн бұрын

💯

@jhssuthrnmama

3 күн бұрын

He's not missing it. He just doesn't have a complete picture yet. He's working on it. We're actually all in the same situation, just coming from different angles at the same thing, and if we don't think so, we're missing what Paul said about working out his salvation with fear and trembling.

“It’s not easy, in fact it will take everything that you have”…… WOW. The truth.

Newly baptized Roman Catholic here (just this past Easter Vigil -- thanks be to God 🙏), and I have to say this might be my favourite interview of all time. Both PwA and JBP have really helped me to get my head (and, even more importantly, my heart and soul) straight after years of depression, anxiety and addiction (+ leftism 😜) in the Orwellian hellscape that Canada tragically seems to be falling into, and I truly thank everyone involved in this production from the bottom of my heart. ❤ In particular, I found Dr. Peterson's explanation of the staff of Moses very helpful, as I have struggled with witnessing the Passion (the more I come to know and love Jesus, the more it hurts to see Him suffer even as a reenactment, a sentiment to which I expect many fellow viewers can relate...?). Tying it back into the Old Testament was an inspired stroke of genius, and I feel like I deeply understand for the first time why God sometimes calls us to face the worst of the worst. I can't speak for anyone else of course, but this is my testimony at least and, as I continue to grow in the faith, I'll be praying for everyone listening and for the conversion of all souls to our Lord Jesus Christ. God bless 🕊

@TheRealMagicBananaz

14 күн бұрын

Typology is the study of how the old testament relates to and is revealed in the New Testament. I highly recommend reading the gospels first, then delving into the old testament to find all the types that appear there. It's very eye opening; I remember as a kid relating to the old testament more than the new. It was more primitive in a way, and so closer to God. It wasn't nearly as cerebral. To the Israelites, God lived in the temple. To them, he was indicernable from the sacrifices and worship that the priests gave. That foundation really led to a blossoming of my Christian faith once I became mature enough to find the old in the New.

@Kiliki1989b

14 күн бұрын

Congratulations! Thank you so much for sharing. I am deeply moved every time I pray/meditate on the Stations of the Cross/WAY of the Cross. Jesus teaches us SO much about life in His Passion. If we only just truly surrender our hearts to Him and TRUST. Jesus, I trust in You. Life is so short. I highly recommend Fr. Mike Schmitz' Bible in a Year AND Catechism in a Year podcasts or through the Hallow App. I'm a "cradle Catholic" but have learned SO MUCH through those podcasts. God bless you!

@whenpiratesattack

14 күн бұрын

Welcome home - I joined the same time - thanks be to God!

@CedarRose7

13 күн бұрын

Welcome! 😊 And hi from a fellow Canadian 🇨🇦

@michaelconeys1490

13 күн бұрын

May God bless you always in your life journey of faith, hope and love.

Dr. Peterson sounds so angry, frustrated, with the brokenness of the human race, there's a sadness in his heart, his awareness seems heavy on his inner peace, he needs a break for his peace of mind, he is so interesting, intelligent, he has a great wisdom, I don't know what I am seeing, but he seems like he needs a break, live, love with his family, I pray that God brings him peace of mind. God bless you and mother Mary hold your heart.

@TheMATHEHOUSE

14 күн бұрын

i think we will be alright mate, humanity used to have slaves by race and that didn't destroy us, compared to then we are great, even though we have big issues.

@terrycruise-zd5tw

14 күн бұрын

he seems angry that he has to abandon his intellectual reasoning and rationality in order to side with the alt-right to get rich and attain power and influence

@terrycruise-zd5tw

14 күн бұрын

@@TheMATHEHOUSE do you not think slavery still exists? lol

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

Hmmm... Yes, I agree with the OP, he looks tired! However, he is Canadian, and Justin Trudeau is still our dict....er....Prime Minister, so of course he's a little grumpy. 🇨🇦😛

@420KUSHWIN

14 күн бұрын

People like him can't take a break from his mind.. if anything we need him more broken because the guy we have now is the more broke. Version of 20 years ago.. and he can't run from it

Thank you God for Jordan Peterson, Matt Fradd, Thursday and all the PWA team. My life began to change through listening to JBP which progressed into Jungian psychology and eventually to embracing Christ through the Catholic faith. Everyday is a struggle but, although there are downward turns at times, the path continues upwards towards heaven. Sincerely grateful for the content you all produce which steadies the boat and keeps me right. I was also blessed to see Matt in Dublin this year and Jordan in Belfast. Thank you for travelling. I hope you realise how much these live events are bringing people together and changing our lives for the better. Eternally grateful. Ave Christus Rex ✝️

I really respect how you kept pushing Dr. Peterson to clarify not only your questions answers, but also what he means.

@dwil0311

8 күн бұрын

Yeah Peterson generally doesn't like to actually engage with questions, especially when they are pushing him to reflect on his behavior.

It’s amazing seeing one of my former students from Holy Apostles interviewing the great Jordan Peterson. 🙂

@judah6062

14 күн бұрын

😊😅 1:20:01 😢

"Psychotherapy is secularized confession and atonement" Jordan Peterson

@briansardinas1359

13 күн бұрын

If you go back far enough you see that the field of psychotherapy stands of the shoulders of the saints and church fathers. They pioneered a lot of the techniques in their ministries.

@ricco48219

13 күн бұрын

@@briansardinas1359 interesting. I am intrigued

@UrbanKizBeast

11 күн бұрын

So deep

@michaelanthony4750

8 күн бұрын

I'd have to disagree personally. My therapist taught me things related to life and health a priest isn't equipped for.

@ricco48219

8 күн бұрын

@@michaelanthony4750 right. Thats where the word “secularized” comes from.

I am praying that Dr Peterson will someday have that personal, transforming meeting with Jesus Christ. It is hard to listen to him trying to plumb the depths of Scripture but overlooking Jesus' call to "believe in him whom [God] has sent". It's like watching a thirsty man measuring the depth of a well but refusing to drink the water.

@sarahevans3622

7 күн бұрын

He's never denied the existence of Christ. Dr Peterson is VERY careful not to throw religious jargon around as he knows the absolute seriousness of acknowledging Him.

@smcgrg

7 күн бұрын

​@@sarahevans3622 you're right, but I think there's a difference between acknowledgement and faith. Dr. Peterson is going to get there, and what a day that will be!

@colywogable

2 күн бұрын

​@sarahevans3622 ...that's just the thing though. Acknowledging Christ can also be joyful, even comical. And it's not limited to brilliant serious minds only. Someone with down syndrome can have a better understanding of Christ than the greatest of philosophers. JP... this is one thing you can't necessarily think your way through. Heh heh.

I love Mr Peterson and I know he’s tired of hearing it but he needs to put on Christ’s yoke. It is light and easy and it would help him dealing with these things that so perturb, sadden and anger him. God bless you JP, may the Holy Spirit dwell in you always.

@benjaminseydel8275

6 күн бұрын

💯

Faith is LOYALTY. It isn’t always a feeling. It is LOYALTY to Christ and trying to pick up your cross and He picks it up for you.

@jakechilton1066

14 күн бұрын

A commitment that requires every ounce of our being

@JustineBrownsBookshelf

14 күн бұрын

Yes, and the same goes for love. Relying on feeling is a mistake. Feeling comes and goes, but it needs to be anchored in commitment. Maybe we should think of feeling as an occasional grace.

@jasonphillips8933

14 күн бұрын

my RCIA teacher described it as "trust" in our latest lesson, and just reframing it that way made a lot of sense to me

@sjm9876

14 күн бұрын

@@jasonphillips8933one of the Bible translations I have almost always translates what we usually read as “faith” into “trust” and I agree it changes the way you think about it

@christopherponsford8385

14 күн бұрын

@@jasonphillips8933Biblical faith is very broad. Faithfulness, trust, loyalty, allegiance, belief; these all constitute the kind of faith that St Paul speaks of.

I was a student at the University of Toronto in 2016 when all this kicked off. My admiration for Peterson and his moral bravery is very deep. Thank you for standing up for truth. It's truly inspiring.

@louisaweiler5340

13 күн бұрын

Wow! You were there?! I'd love to have been a fly on the wall

First F bomb I’ve heard JP drop. Love it! This is a man with conviction.

My father agreed with Mr Peterson’s estimation of “science”. He had 4 degrees and a photographic memory. He talked about entropy quite a bit . He often said we were already 25 years too late starting to do something about the energy problem. My dad passed away in 2003.

@user-uq7zg4vc8m

13 күн бұрын

May he Rest In Peace.

@11antun

7 күн бұрын

may he Rest in the Peace of Lord

Matt, you did an incredible job composing yourself so humbly, calming, and peacefully throughout this interview!

Why is he so angry? 😂😂😂 I like Peterson but to paraphrase something you once said “Peterson will have a great complex interpretation of scripture except what it actually means.” I do have to give credit to Peterson for me being Catholic. A few years ago as an agnostic, I heard him say one should live as if God exists. That made sense. I grew to actually believe in God, to ultimately being here as a Catholic.

@dexio8601

14 күн бұрын

😅😅😅

@LauraBeeDannon

14 күн бұрын

Welcome home!

@EG-mc3rw

14 күн бұрын

I’ve been thinking about that quote since I learned that the interview had taken place.

@JGeMcL

14 күн бұрын

Don't stop with Catholicism. The Bible goes so much deeper than that.

@benjaminlquinlan8702

14 күн бұрын

And I and about a million others brother

Cant wait to see Jordan Peterson become a catholic apologist

@Dim-yz6wk

11 күн бұрын

We might have to wait until after the Illumination of consciences for that one 🙃🙂

Matt pushed back better than other interviewers. Thanks Matt

I do love how Jordan stops and thinks before he answers if he has any doubt about the answer.

By far - one of the best interviews I have seen Dr Peterson engage in. The questions were within season but also pushed him ! Well done team !

"To be made in the image of God is to wrestle with potential." 1' 12" This a thousand times. Thank you Jordan Peterson for saying it straight. Now for me to teach it to my kids while I have the opportunity.

I love how freedom of speech flows out of his mouth. I feel so stifled and censored all the time and listening to him talk about removing lies from your life as your first step away from hell is fantastic advice.

I love that all the GD’s are censored but not Dr. Peterson yelling “F YOU!”

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

All of us Canadians get a little grumpy and potty-mouthed when talking about Trudeau 🙄🇨🇦

@observerone6727

13 күн бұрын

What's hilarious is that one of the 12 Christianities I experienced growing up said that anyone using profanity was going to Hell. Then again, religions are so saturated with arbitraries and opinions, it provides endless comedic material and entertainment. 😅

@ceewng5042

12 күн бұрын

I noticed that, too. Great job, Thursday ☺️

@SeekingtheKingdom_

12 күн бұрын

Literally rewinded three times to hear his f.u - loved it

OMG, Matt you are such a kind, artful interviewer. Jordan was so stressed, stiff and non-comfortable at the beginning and he started relaxing as he went on. I am a fan of both of you, Jordan, you have a blessed mind, i always learn so much from you. I will keep you both on my prayers.

This is the first time that I have heard Dr. Jordan B. Peterson speak, and I am floored! He is brilliant, and his delivery is relatable and understandable. Thank you for the interview.

This has to be my favorite Jordan Peterson talk of all time (I am 79 yr old woman) and so glad it’s on Pints With Aquinas! I listen to both these men frequently and got to see Jordan Peterson in upstate Ny in February, a highlight in my life. Will definitely watch this again and share with many. Fantastic interview!!!! God be with both of you!

@Nanun-wt1gi

14 күн бұрын

🥰🥰👍👍👍

@brigidwenner6847

14 күн бұрын

Wait. WAIT. Jordan Peterson was in upstate NY in February???

@11antun

7 күн бұрын

love from a 49 year old women from eastern Europe! the same❤

I’m so happy that this is happening. For YEARS I’ve been dreaming of the day these two great men get to have a long form conversation for us to listen and enjoy 🙏🏼

@abaker4692

14 күн бұрын

Are you a bot?

@josephkirby9688

13 күн бұрын

@@abaker4692 why would you assume this?

We need more Catholics talking with JP. It's incredible how influential he's been in the last decade in pretty much singlehandedly re-formulating the idea and utility of religion in light of modern criticisms and contemporary memes in thought. He's injected so much vital energy back into the cultural zeitgeist (which rests on it's judeo-christian foundations), and essentially applied jaws of life to the overton window in spite of the gatekeepers which had managed to incrementally tighten the screws on free thought, not to mention speech. I've seen the Church's mission dovetail harmoniously with this resurgence in cultural tradition and a newfound interest in conservatism as a legitimate political stance for young people, particularly young males who've by and large been in complete freefall for over 30 years in the Brave New World our beloved Western leaders are working on creating for us. It's good to see the thawing effect these conversations have had on the secularist materialism that's become the depressingly predominant philosophy of the day. Coalition building is the essence of political dominance, those who are in power have the opportunity to have their policies and beliefs trickle down into common social thought. That's why it's important for Catholics to make their political allies wherever they find them. Taking back the culture will definitely correlate with the Church's mission.

Your invited guest is the only reason why I’m here. Impressed to say the least. Massive thanks mate

“Once you leave to join a pure union, it won’t be. Have you met you?” Brilliant!!!

@aci.

14 күн бұрын

That was a really quotable quote.

@bernardguynunns5658

13 күн бұрын

There's a well known Christian saying which is similar, "If you find the perfect church, don't join it..."

I love 'fired-up' Jordan! He masterfully channels the frustrations of the common man. Great episode.

@MichelleCooper-ke5iw

12 күн бұрын

Jordan Peterson in full flight reminds me of Professor of Physics Julius Sumner Miller when he would get going. Intelligence, wide study and reading, experience that comes with age plus passion equals inspirational speaker

Peterson is the great Platonist of our scientific age, cast in the language of modern psychological analysis. Great witness to the convergence of true science and true faith!

I have never heard anybody speak like this. He is clarifying so much for me in this interview. I am amazed at how he makes me feel.

Jordan Peterson is a good man. He has and is continually bringing people to the church, whether intentional or not. Someone I admire greatly. I am glad he hasn't 'picked a side', it is better that the Holy Spirit guides people. Jordan will find home ❤ Thank you Dr Peterson, for being you. I look forward to seeing you here in Canada on your next tour.

@johnwheeler3071

14 күн бұрын

Interesting you said '"whether intentionally or not" regarding Peterson having a influence on people going to church. Christians have the Nicene Creed as their core beliefs. What do you think Petersons core beliefs are when it comes to spirituality? Do you think he believes in the core beliefs of Christianity?

@michaelbarry1664

14 күн бұрын

@johnwheeler3071 He states during this interview that he lives as though there is a God and it is rather obvious his view of God is of the Christian belief.

@johnwheeler3071

14 күн бұрын

@@michaelbarry1664 He must have said he believes in the physical resurrection of Jesus then?

@CedarRose7

14 күн бұрын

@johnwheeler3071 what I mean by intentional or not, is that he isn't evangelizing. He's educating and speaking the truth, not trying to convince conversion like annoying evangelicals do

@johnwheeler3071

14 күн бұрын

@@CedarRose7 But what do you think his beliefs are?

"There isn't a worse demand that can possibly be made of people than the Christian demand." This quote sums up the fundamental misunderstanding of atheists.

@natalielelyo7077

13 күн бұрын

Yes! I’ve been reflecting on this quote .

@scottmontgomery133

13 күн бұрын

Great quote! I remember my friend back in high school asked about my faith and asked something along the lines of “does it make your life easier or happier.” And even as a young teen I answered “No, it’s harder.” I think it’s a common misconception that Christians believe so they can feel safer or to be able to cope with death. We believe because the reality of it smacked us in the face and you can’t REALLY deny it (even if you try) after that. You just can pick up your Cross and follow or live some sort of hollow zombie life of being comfortably numb. Or waver between the two as I have for years 😅

@hamiltonian4698

10 күн бұрын

exactly, doesn’t sound like an opium to the masses to me

@SeriousGeorge

9 күн бұрын

The only misunderstanding is your own. Many atheists were real, earnest believers for decades of their own lives. We're not missing anything.

@jkm9332

9 күн бұрын

@@SeriousGeorge Were you a real, earnest believer for many years of your life?

Cool video, My relationship of 5 years ended a month ago. The love of my life decided to move on, I really loved her so much i can't stop thinking about her and the memories we shared. I've tried my very best to get her back in my life, but to no avail. I'm frustrated, and i don't see my life with anyone else. I've done my best to get rid of the thoughts, but i can't. I don't know why I'm saying this here, but i really miss her and i wish i could get her back.

@JermaineW.Hoskins

11 күн бұрын

have been in such a situation. My relationship ended about three years ago, but i could not let her go. So i had to do all i could to get her back, i had to seek the help of a spiritual adviser who helped me bring her back. We are back together, and i must say i am enjoying every moment.

@DavidJ.Knecht

11 күн бұрын

Amazing, how did you get a spiritual counselor, and how do i reach her?

@JermaineW.Hoskins

11 күн бұрын

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@DavidJ.Knecht

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online. impressive

@fer-gr8kf

5 күн бұрын

Cannot believe someone is actually recommending satanic rituals in a Catholic channel and video. That's utterly appalling. Please find peace through God. He is the only one who can truly give it to you. Reach out to your local Catholic parish and priest, he can help you sort things your internal turnmoil out.

I was happy to see him smile, he was very stern throughout. Discouraged to see him squelch the levity and revert back to being somewhat tense. I hope he is well. Still, happy to catch up. Both Pints and JP have been edifying.

He finally got comfortable at the end. You need a round 2!

What a great episode. I hope he comes back.

@Dave_S

14 күн бұрын

..home… to Holy Mother Church.

@harleydavidson4247

14 күн бұрын

@@Dave_She’s on his way in. Why else would he entertain a Catholic podcast? Don’t get me wrong… Matt Fradd is the Catholic Joe Rogan, but his heart is being called.

@NMemone

14 күн бұрын

​@harleydavidson4247 Matt said that the original interview was going to be with Tammy, but she had a back injury and couldn't do it, so Matt "settled" for the other Peterson. Matt also said that when Jordan arrived at the studio he thought Matt's priest was the host. Hopefully after this Jordan becomes a regular Pints watcher!

Belief or faith isn't recognizing the existence of God. It's believing He is who He says He is and what He says he's doing and trusting Him and commiting to follow Him

All Glory to the Almighty and Gracious God for the dovetailing of Professor. Peterson's instinct and his religious impulse. May our Gracious God continue to bless Professor. Peterson and all his loved ones. Thank you Matt. Stay blessed.

How incredible to see the two of you chatting together like that!! It’s 2:40 AM in Europe and I would nearly believe my guardian Angel woke me up so I wouldn’t mis this moment 😊 God bless you both, keep up the good vibes 😎

@philipsankot8003

14 күн бұрын

You can go back to sleep now..😴😴

@GH-vh2bm

14 күн бұрын

@@philipsankot8003 Time to go to work unfortunately… But it was worth every minute of my night!

Christ is King

@jakechilton1066

14 күн бұрын

AMEN

@shiftysmgi5333

14 күн бұрын

AMEN

@terrycruise-zd5tw

14 күн бұрын

why do you support a king who commands murder, abortion and condones slavery? genuinely curious as to your rationale

@VVeremoose

14 күн бұрын

are you living like He is King?

@AestheticEtiquette276

14 күн бұрын

@@VVeremoose No, that's why Christ is King and not us.

I really appreciate how I always feel like Jordan is being honest. He's not playing a role and it is hard to not be a hypocrite when talking about the what is highest

This comment is for Matt Frad. How God uses great men to accomplish His glory. Jordan Peterson has brought so many new viewers to this channel, and in doing so, has opened them up to a world of Christ's True Church, Faith, Baptism in Catholicism, that many would never have otherwise considered. God works in mysterious ways... and on occasion when we get a glimpse of How He's working, it is ALWAYS Beautiful and takes my breath away.

Jordan Peterson cited liberation theology as an objection to Catholicism. But in 1984, the Church (through Cardinal Ratzinger, as head of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith) strictly taught against this theology. I encourage everyone to read the Church’s lengthy and beautiful statement on this. “The present Instruction has a much more limited and precise purpose: to draw the attention of pastors, theologians, and all the faithful to the deviations, and risks of deviation, damaging to the faith and to Christian living, that are brought about by certain forms of liberation theology which use, in an insufficiently critical manner, concepts borrowed from various currents of Marxist thought.” And, lastly: “The intense concern of the Church, the bride of Christ, for the needs of mankind, their joys and their hopes, their pains and their struggles, is nothing other than the great desire to be present to them in order to enlighten them with the light of Christ, and join them all to Him, their only Savior. It can never mean that the Church is conforming to the things of this world, nor that she is lessening the earnestness with which she awaits her Lord and the eternal Kingdom.’”

@ralfbettker-cuza7432

14 күн бұрын

@petem7146: As you cited, the Church did condemn "certain forms of liberation theology", not the concept of liberation theology itself (the name giver and "founder" Gustavo Gutiérrez OP is a good friend of Cardinal Müller, for instance). I did read the statement by the CDF and it certainly did distinguish between the good aspects of liberation theology and the bad ones. For those who are less into this subject and tend to hear only a black-and-white version, the first goal of liberaton theology is to make the poor a subject of the church instead of an object (of care or love). Many poor in Latin-American countries are Catholics, so it's not that "the Church" cares for them, it's that the Church is poor in them. This shift of perspective is important and positive - it starts becoming negative when trying to establish some sort of a materially just Christ's kingdom on earth with political means...

@petem7146

14 күн бұрын

@@ralfbettker-cuza7432 right

@0r14n583lt

14 күн бұрын

Practically, there is a section of the Church that refuses to put down the bottle (intoxicant) that is liberation theology. By section, I mean certain priests, bishops and nuns.

@nenabunena

14 күн бұрын

Also he doesn't u derstand pope francis, he is just mimicking the Tm followers. He is against catholic social teaching, thing is the Catholic Church is beyond American or Canadian conservatism and liberalism. Non Catholics and protestant influ3nced Catholics will never get that

@petem7146

14 күн бұрын

@@0r14n583lt Fair enough. I guess I just think it’s a strange objection to the claims of Catholicism. Since the Church has strictly taught against it. It is a weak exercise to oppose Catholicism based on an incorrect application by some people in Latin America who misunderstand the Gospel. Example from my world: I am not opposed to Protestantism because of liberal Methodists who allow same-sex weddings; I am opposed to its deeper substantive claims.

Your the man to get it done Matt….. I’d give 5 years off my life if you can get Jordan and Fr. Ripperger together for a 3 hour conversation.

@hansblitz7770

14 күн бұрын

Don't put that much faith in people.

@kristinwannemuehler9757

14 күн бұрын

They are both psychologists. It would be an interesting conversation. If there's anyone more badass than Jordan Peterson, it's Fr. Chad Ripperger.

@billybobthornton8122

14 күн бұрын

I vehemently second this.

@sidneybuckaloo

14 күн бұрын

@@hansblitz7770oh ye of little faith.

@garintj1547

14 күн бұрын

​@@sidneybuckaloothat's hardly applicable to what he says. People are idolizing other people. People aren't gonna change the world, only God can.

HalleluYAH 🙌🏻 Thank you, to all those involved, to have us being able to listen to this exchange. May YESHUA guide and strengthen all of you. Greetings from Germany. Ruben

I’ve seen very few podcasts where the interviewer gives so much time for some of the deeper questions and actively questions the interviewee’s answers. This is one of them- great interview.

Not gonna lie, I immediately started looking online for a blazer like Jordan’s 😂 it’s so cool

@awsambdaman

14 күн бұрын

JP has some great suits. That red and blue one is unmatched. Best suit ever

@Christ-Is-King_

14 күн бұрын

When I saw him he had another jacket with icons all over it, JBP’s style is unmatched in today’s world. Good combination of masculine and beautiful.

@geoffkerr5701

14 күн бұрын

Even some t shirt with a black collar like that ..would love it

@NicooRico

14 күн бұрын

Same here, have you found any leads?

@tacticaltemplar875

13 күн бұрын

I think he has all his suits custom made.

I think this is the first time that I’ve grasped what Peterson means when he talks about belief in God

@NMemone

14 күн бұрын

Same! Kudos to Matt for letting Dr. Peterson talk long enough for it to all come together. I feel like a light switch finally flipped on.

@FlyingGospel

14 күн бұрын

Same. Basically he refuses to lower himself to modern language that talks about "belief". If I understood him correctly, to him all of that language is a tool of the enemy, and Christ isn't a matter of belief but of understanding of the objective world. It's like if to him not believing in Christ not even linguistically correct, it's more like you're sane or you aren't. If you're sane you understand Christ and there is no other possible way of explaining it. Seems like rock solid faith to me.

@gersonsintjago3025

13 күн бұрын

​@@FlyingGospel interesting, refers to the line "To live is Christ" in the Bible perfectly

I love the distinction between arguing your position and merely trying to be right

@dwil0311

8 күн бұрын

And JP generally just tries to be right. He never actually argues his position.

Just when I think that I don't need to see yet another JP interview... Matt Frad pulls this great event off ! Bravo 👏🏻 love you both ❤

I LOVED IT. I laughed, I cried, I was amazed. God bless this man!

@11antun

7 күн бұрын

God bless this man! Lord Thank you for this man! Mother Mary, guide hime Home❤

I love the long silent pauses when JP’s mind is at work. This world is so fast and instant, we can stand to pause every now and then 🩷

The editor censoring JBP using God's name in vain but not 45:01 was GOATED 🔥

@ninja3687

14 күн бұрын

Either they missed it or they censored because if you cuss in the first x minutes the algorithm tanks you.

I admire matts pushing back to Jordans sometimes babbling. Like brotha, you can always answer simply. I understand breaking things down and expanding upon them but i.e. around the 1:40ish mark. And other timestamps. Same thing I noticed with his Shawn Ryan interview.

I’ve been waiting for this interview for eight years. My brother and I are PUMPED!

@Dim-yz6wk

11 күн бұрын

Same!

I just have to pause and say that I love it that Dr. Peterson has come on the most catholic podcast ever to swear. Just makes me laugh my head off! On a serious note, it was an awesome mix of worlds seeing you both. Great conversation, great stuff. Hugs from Brazil, é nois.

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

As a Canadian, most of us become pretty grumpy and potty-mouthed when talking about our dict...er...Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 🇨🇦😛

Talking about Christianity as if it’s good because it’s useful is the road I originally took to atheism. It’s good because it’s true. It’s very important not to get confused about this.

@catholicconvert2119

14 күн бұрын

Talking about it as if it’s true but useless is the road I took to atheism, and viewing it as useful is the road I took back to belief. There are not many roads to God but there are many roads to belief

@baswenmakers6846

14 күн бұрын

And truth is useful because truthful words create. It is what God does to create order out of potential.

@stevemcniel9515

13 күн бұрын

And yet, you came back! Maybe that worked after all. Journey's are often circles where experience leads you right back home!

@sosaysthecaptain5580

13 күн бұрын

@@stevemcniel9515 I did, and I'm very grateful. I sure wasted a lot of time, though. Not sure how it could have been otherwise, really. The church I grew up in was an awful, dying thing-I had to get away from that before I could see the real thing.

@janos1945

12 күн бұрын

it's true because it's good applies too

This interview is great but it still makes me wish even harder we could get Fr. Ripperger and Dr. Peterson in a room together for a couple of hours. I feel like that particular combination would be incredible to watch.

What a FABULOUS interview. A fascinating person Dr. Peterson is. Thanks for having him on Matt!!!

Thanks Matt for interviewing Dr. Peterson

Absolutely loved this interview. My first time watching Pints with Aquinas (except for a brief glimpse a few weeks ago). Dr. Jordan Peterson is a phenom and well worth the time. He is stimulating, probative and challenging. I don't see him as angry. He is very electric and intense. He speaks with an intentionality which is refreshing and at times peppered with intermittent bolts of lightening . Totally love his suit and have been smiling throughout the interview in spite of the gravity of the subject matter because of it. He gives a great sermon on how to be Catholic in the true sense. Hope to hear more. Well done Matt!

@nenabunena

14 күн бұрын

How would he know what it is to be Catholic though? He is agnostic

Jordan's take on climate worship is so based. He even refers to Kain. This man is legit.

I was an arrogant Atheist. Next easter i will get baptised as a catholic. Thank you Jordan Peterson!

This is hands down one of the best interviews with JP I watched. And I watched many! There was nothing really new in there but the context, the setting and your loving style to almost never interfere made this so valuable for me. Like I believe the world hasn’t ended yet because places like mount Athos still exist the existence of JP is a proof of God in itself!

I’m about as tired of Christians trying to pin JP down on his faith as he is. You did a great job with this one. Wait for the comment section to light up with suggestions for trying to box him in with faith questions.

@nicolamustard7232

14 күн бұрын

Yes, ok fair enough. But.... (I took this quote from someone on the Locals channel)...."However, he has to learn to dance with the Catholics if he is going to encroach so closely on our doctrines." Yup. 👍🏼

@NMemone

14 күн бұрын

​@@nicolamustard7232As he runs around town wearing a jacket covered in the holiest of Eastern Orthodox monk symbols!

@MonteMediaProductions

14 күн бұрын

The modern day Christians don’t have the slightest idea of the view Peterson has of God. He truly respects God, you can see it in his speech and conduct. We all have our flaws, before we even begin to take a SPECK out of our brother’s eye let’s remove the stake that’s in ours…

@InvestmentJoy

14 күн бұрын

I'm not seeing these comments you speak of. Mostly high praise for the podcast and doctor Peterson.

@toddrowland3629

14 күн бұрын

Romans 10:9. He still fails at that every time. It’s become a broken record at this point.

🙏 amazing interview. I listen to this daily now. Jordan Peterson is overflowing with the Holy Spirit, a living saint. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word with God, and the Word was God. We live in a narrative world. Heed the call to adventure in harmony with the Truth; you can tell if this is the case with your current lifestyle/activities by asking these questions: Are you being a blessing to yourself? Is your reputation growing deservedly? Are you establishing something permanent and long lasting? Are you a blessing to everyone else? If the answer is yes to these questions, you are living in harmony with the spirit of God, enjoy!

we do, Christian, love him, because he knows a great deal about the Bible and history.

This is Peterson at the top of his game. Sharp as a razor.

@baswenmakers6846

14 күн бұрын

Indeed. A wee bit agitated works wonders on the ol' synapses.

This was my favorite interview of JBP ever. The time just flew by. I really hope that you two work together again in some capacity!

52:57 'bad philosophy, bad psychology, BAD DOG!!' lol his tone pf vpoice sounded like he was going to say it😂

I didn't love this interview. I have never watched Jordan Peterson in a longer format and I cannot say that I enjoyed it. The entire time I felt like he was talking at Matt instead of talking with Matt. It felt much less like a conversation and much more like Dr. Peterson was angrily yelling about everything. 🤷 I know he is a man of great learning and has a lot of wisdom to share. God bless him for that and give him peace.

@dwil0311

8 күн бұрын

The issue is that he thinks because he is "a man of great learning" about a particular subject that he knows a lot about all subjects. He is well versed in psychology, but when it comes to other topics, especially when it comes to politics, he knows very little.

JP suit's get crazier and crazier. His take on salvation and true "belief in God" is absolutely perfect. Just wearing a jersey doesn't make you on the team, you might just be a fan. Jesus says, play the game, get some dirt on your hands, learn how to win and win for Him.. Most people sit on the bench and polish their helmets. I used to be like that.

@jakechilton1066

14 күн бұрын

Exactly right. A relationship we need to maintain, to open the door to Christ and leave it open that requires every ounce of our being.

@bethmcmullan7686

14 күн бұрын

Jordan isn’t on the team. He’s wearing the jacket, but he won’t commit.

@user-gs4oi1fm4l

14 күн бұрын

​@@bethmcmullan7686 seems to me he's playing but refuses to wear the jacket

One of my favourite interviewers, one of my favourite interviewees... could it possibly be better? So excited!

Thank you for uploading this interview and I hope you have blessed days ahead, Mat. You did a terrific job of interviewing Dr.Peterson

What a great video. Had to start and restart several times to get every word in. Who says J.P. Is not Catholic / Christian must b deaf. I am a revert to the Catholic Church 30 years now and my husband converted in 2000. I am convinced the Catholic Church is established by Christ and the Eucharist is the summit of that. Most certainly liberation theology is a great cancer in the church and it is even hard to find a Catholic school to send your kids to where they will remain Catholic later in life. To say we have major problems in the church is a gross understatement . I think God is using people like Tammy Petterson , Candace Owens, Shia Le Buff, Mel Gibson to bring people into the true Catholic Church . Thankyou J.P. For your inspiring talk. God bless your whole family

This is the best JP interview I've ever seen.

This is an historical podcast episode!!!

@justforrfunnn

14 күн бұрын

Indeed!!

@marykotterman3484

14 күн бұрын

Totally agree!

“I don't know how plastic is made” never gets old.

@tylere.8436

6 күн бұрын

I snicker as someone that works with plastics for a living.