ill tell you one thing i feel completely RIPPED OFF by the psych prof I had in college

@Prakriti2041

5 жыл бұрын

One thing is true if Jorden Peterson is your proff you are getting your moneys worth

@irreadings

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I feel you. I study psychology and most of my teachers partake in these neo Marxist agenda that Jordan outlines

@karavdb8688

5 жыл бұрын

I live an hour and a half away from UofT and I'm willing to take the commute if I get accepted.

@TheReaper569

5 жыл бұрын

what did your teacher thought you?

@roman14032

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheReaper569 what did my teacher think of me? i presume you mean i dont know, but since i was the one bringing the money to the transaction i imagine he was glad to see me

You know what's sad? His theology is better than most Mega-church pastors and televangelists.

@xxxmmm3812

5 жыл бұрын

thats true but he isnt really understanding the bible well either, hes just better than joel osteen and alike

@andrewmckeown6786

5 жыл бұрын

I agree with the original comment. To the added reply I would say the Good Doctor is taking great pains to keep his analysis of the religious materials firmly in the realm of psychology. Just my opinion

@kaufmanat1

5 жыл бұрын

He actually reads and teaches from the Bible... Not just cherry picked verses about how Jesus loves us. Refreshing.

@judyavril123

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a born again believer and I love listening to him...trying to 'clean my room' as it were...I love how he often refers to the Bible and it's stories to mirror our own strengths or lack there of....so much to learn from him.

@thejohn6614

5 жыл бұрын

@@xxxmmm3812 who are you to make that claim?

I hope Jordan Peterson knows there are many Christians praying for him. He’s brilliant.

@1969cmp

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, I am hoping and praying and Id love for him to meet another brain, Jonathan Safarti, author of The Genesis Account, as well as The Greatest Hoax on Earth, and co-author to Darwin's Achilles Heel.

@yahulwagoni4571

5 жыл бұрын

It is because he is not a Christian that he is brilliant. He is free to f ind the truth unhindered by dogma.

@chase6790

5 жыл бұрын

@@yahulwagoni4571 You say, perched upon your own dogma.

@Mike-rt2vp

5 жыл бұрын

To me Jordan Peterson is like a less Christian CS Lewis

@mastah2494

5 жыл бұрын

SA SD ooof 👏🏻👏🏻

The professor I never had but will forever cherish

@Stranger_In_The_Alps

2 жыл бұрын

Roughly speaking.

@based9671

Жыл бұрын

@@Stranger_In_The_Alps Based

JBP has a gaming laptop lol

@cjsanchez6731

5 жыл бұрын

Perestroika with some rad stickers to boot

@one2oneish

5 жыл бұрын

He as drawn to the msi dragon.

@booshank2327

5 жыл бұрын

He plays Civ 6 and always go for religious victory.

@one2oneish

5 жыл бұрын

To play a set of games and to choose the game you are playing in a manner that is to play that game. Can you see why he needs a gaming laptop top with a dragon at the center of that.

@Polyester_Avalanche

5 жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one that noticed!

This man could talk about the history of socks and i would listen for hours

@mvs9122

2 жыл бұрын

How can he know so much?

@ishanrai1241

2 жыл бұрын

@@mvs9122 he read alot and actually reads

@questionsimposed449

2 жыл бұрын

Sad to hear :( Pay attention, not emotion

@jordansheppard6643

2 жыл бұрын

What he’s saying is Jordan makes u wanna pay attention it could be socks. I’d say u should use less emotion and pay attention.

@robertjay9415

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao

Job by the way got everything he lost back several times because he kept trusting God. In other words, Satan loses the bet.

@griz063

5 жыл бұрын

+Govega21 Or put another way, Job learned something immensely valuable out of the experience that enabled him to make even better "sacrifices unto the future" (God) unto his even greater flourishing.

@matejmatkovic7712

5 жыл бұрын

@@griz063 Guys i didnt read the story, but from what I heard here Job reminds me a lot of Andy Dufresne from Shawshank redemption (does nothing wrong, gets shit on by reallity but still retains his spirit and in the end gets rewarded for it). Do you think they are similar and thats maybe even why that movie is so loved?

@garrettsasser4565

5 жыл бұрын

Job, just like everyone else in scripture that God took from, was given back everything and more. I've lived that and can prove its truthfulness.

@griz063

5 жыл бұрын

@@garrettsasser4565 While I don't disagree, I think Spiritual Christians need to come up with a better articulation than this. I know religion loves the personified God (cast in our image just bigger and more powerful), but I would suggest this was akin to a child's stand-in for at Concept beyond their understanding. What "God" manifests as is the very energy and power of the Life process that essentially burst into entropy and supercharged it with the very essence (Spirit?) of Life. The nature of Life seems to be not so much that it's a person, as a personable process within which one can "bargain with the future" (the Biblical concept of conscious self-aware sacrifice -- the discovery of which seems to be what differentiates us from the animals. As per the story of Job, one can make what seem to be all the right sacrifices "bargains with the future" and still arrive at loss. But rather than this being something arbitrary (or worse, punishment which BTW is a child's thinking), it simply means that the sacrifices did not represent a proper "bargain with the future" . . . because the future didn't respect them. Which means we perhaps did not properly respect the nature of Reality. "Sin" relates (iirc) to an archery term that simply means "missing the mark". It is perhaps not as juicy and nefarious as religion tries to paint it. Missing the mark, simply means we did not properly respect all of the variables and/or interact with them in a competent fashion. Because if we did, the mark would not have been missed. The "target" isn't punishing us, or "removing victory" from us. We just did not achieve it.

@garrettsasser4565

5 жыл бұрын

@@griz063 😊 that's your prerogative. I've tasted, I've proven, and I believe.

I taught the story of Job in my adult Sunday School class last year. The story is a caution against bitterness from suffering. Job maintains his faith through all of his trials, despite being mocked by his wife and friends. It is one of the most important books in the Bible.

@laurainrevison1162

6 ай бұрын

Um...sounds like a idiot

@robertburke9920

5 ай бұрын

For a breakthrough understanding of the Book of Job... read the book "Where Do We Go Now, LORD? - BURKE." Yes. A Breakthrough.

@oghoghoovonlen8582

Ай бұрын

What's your explanation for the death of Job's children? Were they just collateral damage? Didn't their lives have meaning and purpose too? It seems like Job is the main character and everyone else is playing a supportibg role and can be killed off at anytime.It's hard to think of God like that. So, I believe the book of Job was a fictional Hebrew story to teach a lesson, possibly the one you have highlighted.

@user-og2wt3le4j

Ай бұрын

@@oghoghoovonlen8582 Written by two authors. God replaces the kids, without acknowledging the loss of his dead kids. Much of the Bible has stories like this that don't make sense in 2024. But were relevant 3000 years ago. Plus they most likely start as oral tradition and then are written down.

Me: I promise I won’t get religious tonight 5 beers later:

@TheAnnoyingBoss

2 жыл бұрын

As an ex athiest I don't mind. Gods humor is funny to me also. The fact the people who work at NOAA believe Noah's flood was a fairytale yet a good chunk of NOAA is to watch for floods or something like that. 😂😂😂 no one understands humor like the ALMIGHTY CREATOR

@shroomer8294

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheAnnoyingBoss There’s nothing as funny as letting your sims and their children drown because your sims aren’t doing what you want.

@silvermirror

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheAnnoyingBoss indeed, God has the best sense of humor

@DoubleN517

2 жыл бұрын

@@shroomer8294 its more like if your sims were killing each other and sacrificing sim kids to sim gods. You wouldnt reset the game but keep the cool stuff?

@sadhu7191

2 жыл бұрын

What about the flood 12000 years ago graham hancock and randal Carlson talk about? It makes me think of Bible flood

The point of the "bet" is that Satan is trying to justify himself, "Sure Job worships You, he's been given everything, but if he had to go through what I did, he'd sin and turn on You just as I did." God then tests that and when Job doesn't betray God, Satan is thus condemned because it demonstrates the blame lies with Satan and his self-centeredness not the situation (regardless of how bad it can be.)

@toatahu2003

5 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, I never looked at it that way... I was always focused on what it said about man, God, and suffering...

@yahulwagoni4571

5 жыл бұрын

Stan is not condemned. He works for God, His job is to go around and test people. God tests people all the time. Stan is his DA.

@xxxmmm3812

5 жыл бұрын

@@yahulwagoni4571 read your Bible again

@LipSyncLover

5 жыл бұрын

I also never thought of it that way....nice insight!

@christianlabor5553

5 жыл бұрын

Amen. I was just shocked at the disrespect given this story by Peterson. It just goes to show you, even when the Godless attempt to give some sort of credit to God, they are bound by their lack of faith to make ridiculous accusations against God. He literally mirrors Satan's attitude. "It's just ridiculous that God is playing this game with Job." And I can admit, even as a believer when I first read this story I was struck by what seemed to me to be the inappropriate nature of the "bet", but what you do is you suspend disbelief and try interpreting the story assuming God is who and what He says He is, and then it begins to make sense. The Godless are just sort of stuck making nonsense out of it because they do not trust God. How can they, denying even so much as His existence....? They see that all good things hover around this "concept" of God, but they still deny God Himself....

Jordan Peterson and David Goggins saved my life. Who knew all you need is KZread to heal yourself.

@frazerpiccolo4484

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder how many times God has saved you and you never knew it.

@oreocookies1356

3 жыл бұрын

Frazer Piccolo r/wooooooosh

@1BeGe

2 жыл бұрын

@@frazerpiccolo4484 Like 0.6 times. The other 9.4 times it was Peterson and Goggins.

@frazerpiccolo4484

2 жыл бұрын

@@1BeGe That is a pretty clever answer, man, but you may be suprised. God saved me from the needle and protected me all the years I was in prison. Maybe one day you'll remember that an old bank robber once told you God is very real, and the only real peace and joy that last is from Him... everything else is pretty fun, but never last. The pleasure always goes away.

@frazerpiccolo4484

2 жыл бұрын

@@oreocookies1356 I get your point, and Jordon Peterson is a wise man that has taught me a lot. But still I wonder how many times God saved you and you didn't know it... maybe by putting Jordon Peterson in your world was one of them.

"we figured it out, we just don't know we figured it out." wow that's crazy but true.

@mewubzy

4 жыл бұрын

What did we figure out & what are the implications?

@trevdogbunkers1048

4 жыл бұрын

We figured out the trip which is the i pleat thing but the most complicated

@LyubomirIko

4 жыл бұрын

​@@mewubzy He is saying that current civilization and prior thrive/depend on order/submission/cultural system etc. Basically he is obsessed with order and systems of all sorts and is trying to provoke people to see meaning in it.

@Polyglot_English

3 жыл бұрын

Determinism is Freedom 🤙

@sterlingsamson9104

2 жыл бұрын

We take lots for granted…

"He knoweth the way that I take. When he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold." My favorite quote from Job, the oldest book in the Bible.

@hamsarris8341

3 жыл бұрын

Oldest? I know the events are the oldest but was it written at the time it happened?

@desertodavid

2 жыл бұрын

@@hamsarris8341 what?? I think you're talking specifically about the events described by God when he created the universe. But Job came way after Genesis, Adam and Eve.

@makzpook6855

2 жыл бұрын

Job is not the oldest book in the bible, in fact it is one of the youngest.

@a.j.scheidl6709

2 жыл бұрын

But I know my living Redeemer, and He will stand on the dust at last. 26 Even after my skin has been destroyed, yet I will see God in my flesh. 27 I will see Him myself; my eyes will look at Him, and not as a stranger. My heart longs within me. Favorite.

I'd love to do Bible study with this guy!

@clearmenser

4 жыл бұрын

He's done some Bible lectures. They're great. Sadly that's as close as most of us will get an in-person chin wag. Thankfully he's done well at getting his viewpoints out into the world.

@lyankhaute7217

3 жыл бұрын

@FREE THE UYGHUR lawl😂

@lyankhaute7217

3 жыл бұрын

@FREE THE UYGHUR naah im least attracted to stone age mentality in the 21st century lol

@lyankhaute7217

2 жыл бұрын

@False Profit i couldn't recalled what the original comment i replied to was, and I think its deleted but I doubt I'm referring to the Bible there

@cinnamondan4984

2 жыл бұрын

That would get pretty intense

Daaaaaaaaaaaamn!!! Peterson could run circles around most theology professors! Let me see, in this short segment of his lecture Peterson employs: Jungian analysis of myth, semiotic criticism, canonical criticism, structural analysis, cultural-sociological analysis, existential exegesis - all seamless and coming at you faster than the speed of sound!

@zzzzz4203

4 жыл бұрын

No, I like the man and most of the things he says, but he doesn't seem to understand the reality of the book, or why God and the devil had "the bet", etc.

@HeIs580

4 жыл бұрын

Just to create a confusing intellectual gibberish about something so deep yet so simple, the only way to miss the point of the Bible is to interpret it.

@Polyglot_English

3 жыл бұрын

Determinism is Freedom 🤙

@kingrhun

3 жыл бұрын

Huh?

@1BeGe

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzzzz4203 He's not teaching the book as a reality. It's a public university, not a seminary. He's teaching about the psychology of humans creating and perpetuating the story and what we can learn about ourselves from that. That doesn't have to be mutually exclusive from your religious views about it. You can do that too if you want. It doesn't make what he's doing with it any less valid or useful. It's just not what you're using it for at the moment.

He's almost as smart as me, but not nearly as humble.

@busisiwe8829

4 жыл бұрын

😂❤️

@CelticStoic

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha ita funny because it's ironic 😂

@davidturner1641

3 жыл бұрын

True I feel you

@sfall616

3 жыл бұрын

@Les Brown Great*

@ishiishi7351

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

I want to live in his classroom.

@50srefugee

3 жыл бұрын

Look around. Surprise! You do.

@1BeGe

2 жыл бұрын

@@50srefugee well said

When the light of a true genius appears, you can recognize him immediately because all fools join against him.

@damian4106

3 жыл бұрын

Not always

@twalker8020

3 жыл бұрын

More like they all abandon him.

@broskibrewer2187

2 жыл бұрын

They abandon, join against, disdain, attempt to silence, and try to make short of anything of memory of them. Intellectual thought is discouraged when it's not an establishment accepted thought. That robs people of their OWN capacity to do so in favor of compliance.

@broskibrewer2187

2 жыл бұрын

A very well said quote here

@charly.chavez

2 жыл бұрын

Just like the clueless mob use to burn the scientists back in the medieval days...

Why can people not see he is an absolute genius? With answers to everything that's wrong, he may not know it, but the answer's he has.

@griz063

5 жыл бұрын

His IQ is obviously impressive. And he has a real passion for truth and making the best sense we can of things -- and a real heart for people. There are so many places in his casual and more relaxed conversations (where the interviewer is not trying to actively crucify him and piss on the remains!), where you can see that he truly cares for people and wants the absolute best for them. He's humbly inspirational -- which in itself is an inspiration on top of it all!

@kaufmanat1

5 жыл бұрын

He's brilliant. He is committed to truth. Objective truth. He doesn't shape the truth to fit his views. He shapes his views to fit the truth, and not just the truth as he chooses to see it, but the truth as it is.

@bikutaa80

4 жыл бұрын

Jesus the Wise has returned!

@ericpermenter4155

4 жыл бұрын

I mean he's good but, he's got nothing on Alan Watts.

@eddygci8

4 жыл бұрын

Eric Permenter lol

For every video I watch of Jordan Peterson, the more nuances and subtle messages I pick up and the more I pick up, the more I appreciate his genius.

@millennialmadness5138

5 жыл бұрын

Read the Bible, it does the same thing. There's a reason Jordan Peterson studies it.

@griz063

5 жыл бұрын

+Digital Assassin And the better trained we become in learning to spot more and more of the nuance and interwoven wisdom running through . . . well, all things! He's teaching those who are open, how to tap into their own "genius" (which seems something akin to "participation with Transcendence). And in other lectures, actively teaching that where we think it might personally top-out, is probably just a starting point.

He’s one of the many reasons I’m seriously considering taking Biblical classes in college

@stevenanderson4515

2 жыл бұрын

I did, because of him and the symbolic world yt. Be careful I converted to Orthodoxy because of them 😄

@leannessister3691

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevenanderson4515 Thanks for the advice! I’m very easily influenced and I know the majority of people prey on that

God bless this man. Many preachers out there that seemingly kind of just waffle on, but this man’s genius makes you want to learn more by yourself, therefore hopefully leading you to God without anyone really persuading/influencing your decision. God is Good.

@TeaserTravlein

2 жыл бұрын

He opens up new ways to think about things and to wonder at how much influence God has on the world. We really are made in his image.

This mind is unparalleled

@1969cmp

5 жыл бұрын

He is brilliant but even brilliant people still have some things to understand.

@stevelopez372

2 жыл бұрын

@@1969cmp Obviously, given the condition of the World,lol.

@TheAnnoyingBoss

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevelopez372 I'm glad all you people are basically nonchalant geniuses 😂 we all in this together haha

Jordan Peterson is a genius, you can tell because many people hate him because of his words.

@LOLERXP

4 жыл бұрын

That's a shitty indicator for genius.

@albyshinyfield8841

3 жыл бұрын

God doesn’t exist and he cited him more than I cited Wikipedia in highschool

@Any1SL

3 жыл бұрын

@@albyshinyfield8841 fallacy

@democratsshoulddowhatpeped7836

2 жыл бұрын

@@LOLERXP u must not live in america. Our mass media is intentionally trying to divide and hurt us. Whenever people in our country "go after" somebody Like they did with Jordan it's a pretty good sign that person is speaking truth

@1BeGe

2 жыл бұрын

@@albyshinyfield8841 Uhhh, no. He's referencing the character of god as written in the bible from a secular standpoint as a story created and perpetuated by humans. Do you think that stories created in the earliest times of written word (i.e. that likely stem from surviving hundreds of generations of oral tradition beforehand) and then survive post-civilization long enough form the basis of multiple of the largest religions on the planet have nothing worth analyzing about human psychology? You'd have to have put zero critical thought into the concept to think that...

He talks faster and faster towards the end - true flow state.

After a very dramatic conversion the Lord told me that He was going to take me through a Job like experience....the refiner's fire. I lost absolutely Everything and now I have arrived at Job 42 ready to recover ALL. God is Absolutely Good.

"...first hyperlinked document... different levels of analysis... like a piece of symphonic music". I'll never stop procrastinating if I keep watching these.

Just totally unrelated to this amazing video: When I started watching Dr. Peterson video, I remember he had a massive old chunk of a laptop - now he uses a l33t gaming MSI one. Kudos!

Is this dude a messenger sent from God himself?

@themysticfedora

5 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Esser to answer that question we first must clarify what exactly you mean by 'God'

@hrodebertcoad9848

5 жыл бұрын

This is a dude who made sense once then dove off the deep end and lives his life in a constant fever dream. Either that or he found out as others have that this kind of stuff is easy picking.

@alexpetersen5675

5 жыл бұрын

Hrodebert Coad can you elaborate on what you mean by “easy picking” I’m not asking for any reason other than I don’t know what that means

@hrodebertcoad9848

5 жыл бұрын

@@alexpetersen5675 What I mean by easy pickings is that it's insanely easy to garner a following with this kind of stuff, whether for profit or to further some kind of political goal, etc...

@AstroTheBakaShonen

5 жыл бұрын

+mysticfedora I believe that, that we are here implies - to some degree - that there are forces larger than us. The very notion of belief can be rhetorically whittled to the very nub of it's meaning ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

"we just don't KNOW that we figured it out" - it was worth waiting for that little gem

Dr Peterson, you’re absolutely brilliant ! May God Bless you !

Jordan Peterson is so close to faith. He needs help figuring out the last pieces. God bless him.

@ApostolicEchoes

2 жыл бұрын

He must rely on the Word for Faith by believing it, instead of looking at the Word as a part of his constant intellectual pursuit. He’s on a journey and I’m praying he opens the door Christ is knocking on.

@TheAnnoyingBoss

2 жыл бұрын

It's been a year since your comment and he's getting closer brotha!

@broskibrewer2187

2 жыл бұрын

He's proof you can be compassionate and spiritual without b being religious

@johnhasty3411

2 жыл бұрын

Proverbs 29:18 King James Version 18 Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.

I love his articulation of the different levels of meaning in text, that was very helpful.

Wow, I can’t get enough of these videos. Thank you!

Satan harassed Job, God allowed it to deepen his faith.

@checkmyplaylistmiramiplayl2906

4 жыл бұрын

Yeap make him unbreakable because God just like Saints who believed in their worst time he cameback pick them up and gave them even more power than before

@AnnaLVajda

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know why God uses mere mortals to teach lessons with though.

@blessedspear2642

4 жыл бұрын

Anna Vajda how else?

@f.schmid468

3 жыл бұрын

man, thats so wise! Wow Thank you

@Any1SL

3 жыл бұрын

What doesn't break you makes you stronger.

Something that I think Peterson overlooks is Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” He skips over that straight to 1:2 to talk about how God defeated chaos and made order, but he ignores that God created the chaos first and then made order out of it. I think there’s a significance to that which he severely overlooks.

@josephbarnes2681

3 жыл бұрын

Running JPB simulator: "The act of creation by definition disrupts normal order, taking elements of what we are familiar with and making them new by using them in a way that defies our normal expectations, thus introducing chaos into order. But either one attempted by itself is simply chaos or order, lacking either the stability of rationality or else the freedom and strength of will required to break with convention. In the same way, God introduced both Adam and Eve into the Garden, knowing that our individual growth requires the chaos induced by interacting with another individual's perceptions. We could also perceive this idea as the introduction of male order to feminine creative chaos."

@1BeGe

2 жыл бұрын

Chaos is something JP spends no shortage of time analyzing in ancient writings. He just wasn't talking about that particular bit this specific time around.

@jacksonmorganfroghin4815

2 жыл бұрын

By overlooking the first verse it becomes conspicuous by it's absence. JP is well aware of who created everything, I'm sure. He was just pointing out what had to be done to separate the order from the chaos. Which points back to the scriptures in the first book written in the Bible, Job. I understand that Second Chronicles was the last book written of the Old Testament

"One day the angels came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan also came with them. The Lord said to Satan, "Where have you come from?". Satan answered the Lord, "From roaming through the earth and going back and forth in it." What makes this true account in the Bible so important is that in a secular society, the works of Satan are overlooked. While the atheist focuses on denying God, they inadvertently let Satan occupy their spiritual void.

@PeterPan-ui2gv

4 жыл бұрын

So is the fault of man, to deny the LORD is to submit to Satan. There is no freedom without slavery, but to whom are you a slave: good or evil?

@horsesense6173

4 жыл бұрын

@Jacob Hulka - Satan is the source of every negative thing that happens - COVID-19, mental illness, abortion, corruption in the courts, rampant promiscuity etc., but as he is sovereign, it is God who directs Satans evil. In all matters, God's will is being done; not Satan's.

@50srefugee

3 жыл бұрын

@Jacob Hulka indeed. This is the point of the Eden story, as Peterson has pointed out. God made us in His image, yet we are all fallen sinners--and this is a necessary part of being conscious, of knowing good and evil.

@horsesense6173

3 жыл бұрын

@Com Sense - Just as God is the source of righteousness, so Satan is the source of evil. Just as God works through those who are saved, so Satan works through those who reject God.

You are so clutch Archangel. Thank you.

Literally my fav Bible Teacher So awesome

@1969cmp

5 жыл бұрын

He is neither a Bible history teacher or a theologian, but still enjoyable amd a pain in the date to materialistis fundamentalist.

JPB moving at full steam here. Inspiring.

I think the point of job was more about God reminding mankind that it had no control over its life or destiny, and that all good things granted to mankind are only granted through the grace of God. I think it also shows that chaos and suffering are the result of God retracting His power from a situation rather than using it to manipulate one. After all, it’s technically Satan who does all these horrible things to job and God simply allows them to happen under the condition that job’s life is spared. And once the lesson is learned, God not only compensates all that job lost, but gives him back at least five times what he had before, thus demonstrating both His absolute authority and His illimitable mercy.

@daman7129

5 жыл бұрын

Sadly, job never got his children back. He never really got double for his trouble.

@solveigdiriksdottir2689

5 жыл бұрын

But are his kids not in heaven?

@austinboucher5286

5 жыл бұрын

sólveig Diðriksdóttir God wasn’t punishing them, so yeah they’re in heaven. It’s simply as scripture says “He giveth and He taketh away.”

@daman7129

5 жыл бұрын

Austin Boucher God didn't compensate job for everything he lost, he never got his children back!

@austinboucher5286

5 жыл бұрын

daman 71 He gave him seven more sons and three more daughters, and according to 42:15 “And in all the land there were no women so beautiful as Job’s daughters. And their father gave them an inheritance among their brothers.”

Wonder what he would he'd say on Avatar the last air bender. Aang's and Zuko's stories is really deep

@vishvnaik2756

4 жыл бұрын

Jim MoeFoe aang + uncle Iroh is krishn; zuko is Arjun + karna. Katara = radha. Roughly speaking. 🟣🍀🙏🏻💯📚🌎🍀🟣 #bhagvadgita #jonsnow #uncleiroh #vishnuavatar

Thank you Dr.Peterson, it was striking.You really are the best professor.

Just absolutely incredible...

I just realized that JBP is using a laptop with a dragon on it.

WOW! I must uphold the value of the group and trust the group will uphold the value within Me. I don't know you but I sense YOU all around me. I am most humble and grateful for your KZread videos and guiding me through my wretched soul to the higher source of me so that I may serve and grow. Grow and serve and heal along the way. I love you all so much. 💚💚💚💚⛎

JP your talks are amazing! I like your thinking very metaphysical! Reading & thinking through the issue is very gratifying to me. Thanks!!

Lately I've been feeling like Job. Im happy God is betting on me.

@stevelopez372

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully you have better friends encouraging you than Job did.

Job was an amazing Bible Account. Satan rules the world of mankind. God allows this due to the original rebellion in the garden of eden. God has the right to rule, however, because of rebellion and for the sake of all free moral agents that we are, including spirit creatures, humans are allowed to govern themselves under satan's rebellion. This rebellion has ultimately failed and proves that Gods way of ruling is ultimate correct and the best way. In the end God will bring the Kingdom to end Satans rulership and all that support it. God allowed Job to be tested by satan. He didnt get mad at Job for questioning why he was suffering, he believed God to be the cause of his suffering. God wanted Job to appreciate that God is just in all he does and that his (Jobs thinking) was unbalanced because he really started to brag in his righteousness. The account of Job proves multiple things. 1. Satan has dominion over the world of mankind. 2. He has limitations. Satan was not allowed to kill Job. 3. Satans goal is to turn people away from true worship and he accused mankind of having a good relationship with God only because God blessed them. 4. Job proved that even when suffering, we can remain faithful.

@TheArchangel911

5 жыл бұрын

The Accuser is my favorite name for the Satan archetype. I have always believed that the story shows Him not as God's enemy but as mankind's.

@smayly1000

5 жыл бұрын

@@TG-kt9vg what a cool comment that's very well said :)

@ilkayexquisite7592

5 жыл бұрын

@@TG-kt9vg You should read more on what Jesus said about Satan

@OvranoPhanekh

5 жыл бұрын

@@TG-kt9vg The New Testaments has many times where it says satan has great power and authority over the earth. An example in the gospels is when Satan told Christ that if He bows down to him, then he will give Him all the worlds kingdoms (which is one of Christ's goals as God Himself - retaking the territory satan took); this shows how Satan probably had rulership over the whole world. The Epistles describe satan as the "prince of the power of the air", which traditionally describes the belief that the domain of the demons and fallen angels is the sky/air/2nd heaven. Fallen Angels are called kosmokrators, or world/cosmos rulers. They are the same powers and rulers and principalities that St. Paul writes about in Ephesians that are the christian's true enemies. The Scriptures make it clear that the fallen ones have a great degree of power over territories of the earth, but that may not be the case today (ever since the Church has spread, taking territory from the demons)

@Mike-rt2vp

5 жыл бұрын

I think from the general point of view of Christianity, Satan has power over those who allow themselves to be under his influence. Even if you don't believe in Christianity or God I think you'd be hard-pressed to say that the ability to choose isn't one of the main focal points of existence. The goal being to learn to choose correctly consistently, which we are all fairly bad at when our existence begins. This would go a long with where the devil gets his power, from our miss use of our choice. And seeing how selfishness is so prevalent you could argue Satan has much power over much of the world. But that power was given to him by the agency of mankind choosing wickedness over righteousness. Just my two cents.

I learn from Professor Peterson every day & I am blessed with further understanding, desire, improvement & most of all--the joy to give to others. Thank you, Sir

J. Peterson help break free from the shackles of the human mind. I still get depressed and anxious from time to time but those moments are pivotal for my/our evolution

"It's like _an_ ultimate suffering story" *

@jeskahaley9616

2 жыл бұрын

Yes doesn’t compare to Jesus literally sweating blood as he bore and felt the guilt of every sin man every committed Nd was mercilessly beaten and then Died slowly drowning in his own bodily fluids on the cross

@jacksonmorganfroghin4815

2 жыл бұрын

Job can be called the ultimate suffering story if you qualify it by admitting Job was a mere mortal. Jesus Christ, on the other hand, is the greatest suffering story of all (read the comment below) even though some would say and rightfully so that Christ was God in the flesh. Keep in mind he was 100 percent God and 100 percent man. He was the propitiation (the only one) who could be our substitute for the payment of our sins. Christ born of a virgin did not inherit the sin nature that the rest of us did. He lived a sinlessly perfect life. We cannot due to our sinful nature. A dog is not a dog because he barks. Rather, he barks because he is a dog. We sin because we are sinners not vice versa. That's the bad news! The GOOD NEWS is Jesus saves us. Jordan Peterson is this generation's C.S. Lewis.

@faustinem9071

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus freed us from sin when He nailed it on the cross « sin shall not have dominion over you » ! We died in Christ through baptism and dead people are free from sin Amen! Jesus delivered me from alcohol, weed, sinful media, anger, sexual immorality... thanks to the Holy Spirit we can be born again and thus changed radically, and slave of righteousness instead of iniquity :))

I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed the laptop. JP is so BA

@TheAnnoyingBoss

2 жыл бұрын

I'm going to assume the dragon sticker is from skyrim because I'd like to believe my man JP is dragonborn

Goegeous....always been one of my favorite lectures.

Stunning... I have often read job but I never understood it this way... the implications are stunning

HIT ME This quote from the Joker actor Heath Ledger from "The Dark Knight" made a huge impact on me and inspired me to create a philosophy. It helped me make peace with all of that. Through practices of all kinds. I have learned to love my trauma, my illness, my feelings, my thoughts, my conflicts, my life and ultimately my suffering. The hits are a fact of life and the key to enlightenment. A hit affects you, internally or superficially. Everyone and everything has this HIT ME side in it. HIT ME always works. And you will never be disappointed with this life expectation. Because something always hits you. Even if you don't want to be hit by something, it still hits you. Hence, it still works as a life expectation. It even works when positive things hit you. Like soft raindrops or a soap bubble. Same as joy or bliss. Hit me all the way, in any way, anyway (even if sometimes or often I don't want it). If you commit yourself to such an idea, you decipher the path to enlightenment. It is therefore a good reason to follow the path of loving our suffering. Because it brings you great benefits. From ourselves, when we don't want to be hit and don't want to take in the hits, to the desire to be hit and take in the hits. It always works, regardless of the form. Once one has developed a certain level of this practice, one masters the suffering and becomes truly enlightened. And for conflicts, but also that which hits us in general, I quote Bruce Lee: "I do not hit. It hits all by itself." Wanting Not Wanting Wanting and not wanting is a hypnotic spiral and by wanting not wanting, you get into the everchanging flow of yin and yang. The Way Out Of The Abyss Only when we can accept, what we want to let go, can we let go, of what we want to accept. A peaceful mind is the cure for restlessness. And love is the cure for a broken spirit. Pain is strength in disguise waiting to be revealed. And it takes a lot of strength to cry. Because when we cry, we open ourselves to the pain we experience. When all the waves are crashing down on you, there is faith to get you through. Express your belief in reality and believe in it. This is how you get through the waves. We make mistakes because we are not perfect. And for this fact I am grateful that I make mistakes. Remember that the solution to any problem, is the problem itself. It came into existence and it won't leave you. A sacrifice for love is a sacrifice worth dying for. We don't have to undo the things we do wrong or have done wrong in life. We die for it and thus sacrifice ourselves for love. Hence, die for your negative qualities. And live for your positive qualities. That is the sacrifice and the salvation of the human spirit. The guilt we feel is the one that enslaves us. Only when we also remember our innocence are we free at the same time. There is nothing in this universe that can harm a mad person. Except to make the mad person even more insane through harm. When one is ready to take in all hits, in order to gain strength from them and at the same time is ready to pass on all the love out of compassion to others; one will be as strong as a demon and as compassionate as an angel. A demonic angel. A victory can be achieved by resolving the battles within. When you give up fighting yourself and instead start absorbing yourself; you will be invincible. When you change the powers that hold you back, into the powers that hold your back, you will be unstoppable. You are an example of what a human being is capable of. Use the hits as fuel for the ascent. Because the greatest bliss is found when you make peace with your suffering. Because suffering is the root of blissfulness. If you love your suffering, blissfulness arises. And blissfulness is the key to heaven on earth. When you conquer yourself by loving yourself, your fears, your pain and ultimately your suffering; then it will transform you and you will be reborn. In order to overcome suffering, one must become suffering oneself. Because when you are one with all, you are bound by nothing and therefore free from everything. And by becoming one with suffering, you master it. The journey to enlightenment is a process that involves a lot of suffering. But in the end, every moment of suffering will be worth it. Because choosing to suffer consciously is the springboard to enlightenment. This is how you remember your origin and you begin to embody it. Because where there is suffering, the love spark resides. And the fire is kindled where God or consciousness enters and spreads. Become Ryu, the dragon. Become suffering. Have a relationship with the suffering (HIT ME) from sadness to madness. Want the not wanting. And become the suffering yourself, (HIT ME) and the hits. And Ryu, the dragon spreads its wings and rises with the darkening and the enlightenment. So the dragon finds the way out of the aby

If Jordan was my Sunday school teacher, I'd probably would have paid much more attention.

Thank you thank you Lord for Dr. Jordan Peterson, Amen.

Thank you for this!

Great video. Thank you TheArchangel911. Including the link to the full lecture would have been awesome.

@TheArchangel911

4 жыл бұрын

I usually pin the link to the top comment. Very rarely will people see that I flash the title to the lecture on the screen for 10 seconds in every video

This might sound weird to some of you, but the true purpose of Job is actually to teach people how to minister to those who are suffering. Or... More like how NOT to minister... 80% of the story is Job's wife 3 friends and "Elihu" (the prideful youngster) argue with Job and Jobs response to their terrible words. The ending 15% of the story is God rebuking everything that was said and punishing those who attempted to "comfort" Job. That means 5% introduces the situation but the other 95% is only dealing with the effectiveness of "comfort" from others.

@griz063

5 жыл бұрын

+Justin Warren Another possible take-away for your consideration: the story of Job is all about learning to ask a better question. When we're suffering we tend to sit down and ask "Why, why why?". Not only do we not always get satifactory answers, sometimes answers remain beyond us. So we're stuck sitting, scraping our sores with shards of pottery and going from bad to worse. But everything turned around when Job changed the question from "Why?" to "How shall I proceed from here?". The easy answer is that "God blessed and rewarded Job". But the more functional answer may be that from this alteration in Job's perspective came the ability to overcome everything, start from nothing, and flourish beyond one's greatest expectations. Joy and peace!

@nathanm2891

4 жыл бұрын

Justin Warren it is also about the insanity of transactional theology. We want to believe that good things happen to good people and bad thing s happen to bad people, but that is not always the case in this life. Job’s “friends” had a transactional theology. Job suffered, so he must have sinned... the book reminds us that God is not transactional, and suffering produces understanding and isn’t directly connected to behavior.

Godamn nice story time. by the suffering ive encountered i related to jobs alot.

I really like Jordan I wish I got ONE day to talk to him and learn from him

I learned more here than I ever did at university

This man's knowledge is beyond extraordinary

Reminds me of my literature classes. I loved them so much...

Really enjoy hear about the Bible and peoples understanding of it. Amen to all

4:05 me trying to explain the MCU to my coworkers

That last part of the different spirits of order, the superorder between them two, explains way a "group base" economic tesis is weaker to an "individual based" economic

I love his talks

Being highly introspective is a great tool FYI understanding where you values/beliefs lie in this realm

I love hearing the plethora of the metaphysical that Peterson talks about in religion and I also participate in having a spirituality in alignment to Christianity. Not everything is black and white. It’s so much more grey and learning about so many things while still having faith in the Creator is so humbling.

Dune. The Bene Gesserit cannot endure Chaos, only the Kwisatz Haderach, who creates Order within Chaos.

Wow My mind is now in a million pieces after this lecture

Fantastic explanation. I can‘t wait until I finally meet this man in person

@ld7207

2 жыл бұрын

The sumarian Kings were often depicted as great hunters including gilgamesh who was a demi god so it might tie to that

As bad as his Biblical exegesis is, he has some amazing points that relate to it. Trying to find texts that fit in his meaning rather than get meaning out of the text in this case, but the related profundities are powerful. I love Jordan Peterson and the insight he gives into human culture and the human mind. Not at all your average psychology stuff.

@aPheonixRises

Жыл бұрын

The truth of the bible is that its interpretations are infinite and personal.

It's always interesting hearing an outsider's perspective on the Bible. It's obvious Dr. Peterson doesn't believe it's true in the way a Christian does, but ti's admirable that he's honest and recognizes that the Bible is a unique document that deserves serious respect.

you are a great teacher

God is not describing what he defeted but what he created. The entire chapter is about the glory of God seen through his creation.

Any reading I can do to get a better understanding of what he's taking about. I'm 18 and really hope one day I can follow along completely with Jordans lectures

@PurpleCaliper

2 жыл бұрын

study bible

If I don’t have a psychology teacher like this in college I’ll have to reconsider my major

Magnificent speech.

I’ve been living my Job experience for years now. Pray that my breakthrough gets here very soon😭

the ultimate suffering story: one handed man hanging onto the edge of a cliff and his balls itch

@ThisIsSolution

4 жыл бұрын

No suffering here, just scratch

@therearenoshortcuts9868

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThisIsSolution and falls to his death good one lol

@Re-tf8qf

4 жыл бұрын

@@therearenoshortcuts9868 dying is better than having itchy balls. _ThisIsSolution_

@3dbadboy1

4 жыл бұрын

Actually, I think suffering by annoyance is maddening, like a gnat buzzing in your ear. Balls itch may be a small thing but over time it's maddening lol.

12:38 "he's the spirit that cleeee"

@magistar2243

5 жыл бұрын

lol

@roddydykes7053

5 жыл бұрын

Existential Squid little “r” sound at the end too lol

@bobolinkr

5 жыл бұрын

He is indeed!

@VENOMOUSspade

2 жыл бұрын

Playback at .25 speed

Feel like im dying. All the time. And in some aspect i am. But these help. These keep my mind focused on the other.

Good analysis of literature

How often we overlook that all belongs to God. 6:31.

I wonder if, during his bouts of depression, he has a Jordan Peterson-like figure that can he can gain insight from. Can't imagine too many people can relate to him, intellectually. Could be very lonely.

@jacksonmorganfroghin4815

2 жыл бұрын

He could always read C S Lewis. Books like Screwtape Letters and The Problem of Pain. Very good company for a lonely intellectual.

@JonathanSchrock

2 жыл бұрын

As Jadis of Charn and Andrew Ketterley put it, in the most proud and haughty sense, ”Ours is a high and lonely destiny.”

Amazing !

@mcmacshalfilya

4 жыл бұрын

So are YOU

brilliant

in 8:40 he is saying Marduk and Tiamat if someone was wondering. I couldnt understand at first.

@JadeMRE

5 жыл бұрын

Yep. These are ancient gods. I believe Messapotamians. In genesis God created the void/waters which is where the leviathan lived. Also known as Tiamat. So God creating this means He's above these other gods... I heard this in my studies and was intrigued due to my passion for D&D...

@NoobNoobNews

4 жыл бұрын

it is a reference to the Babylonian Mythology Enuma Elish from 12th century BC. It is occupies the same space as the Epic of Gilgamesh and other major stories of Pre-Abrahamic religions and the source of the initial references as well as the named nature of the Leviathan.

@messianic_scam

3 жыл бұрын

@@JadeMRE Temat isnt god

Would love to see his take on the warhammer 40k lore. Man that would be epic.

Brilliant mind- a true philosophical visionary.

The ending image was a nice touch.

"The Bible is not a book that men could write if they would or would if they could."

@daerontargaryen9499

4 жыл бұрын

but men actually wrote this book so you're illogical

@smalltownhomesteadAC

4 жыл бұрын

I started to realize this. Mankind's nature would not allow him to invent a God, such as the God of the bible. We are too narcissistic to even come up with the 10 commandments. Hence why I've gone from atheist, to agnostic, to considering christianity. We couldn't invent that book.

@josephbrandenburg4373

4 жыл бұрын

@@smalltownhomesteadAC I think it is highly suspect that the God the Jews "invented" spends about 600 pages talking about how the Jews constantly disobeyed him. Right from the beginning in Exodus, through Judges and the Kings, all the way until the last prophet. God promises good things for the Jews with punishments if they disobey him. So the Jews go right ahead and disobey him. Then God punishes them. They turn around and pray and he helps them. And the cycle repeats. Especially for the Jews, who went so far as to alter their flesh to show themselves apart from their Pagan neighbors, it seems odd to write a book that portrays the Jews in such an exclusively negative light. If I were to invent a religion, it would be about how good I and my people are, and how happy our god is with us. The punishments would be reserved for my enemies. The blessings would go to me. I would win battles, not lose them. That was certainly the pattern in the religions of the ancient Near East. I won't say that alone is proof of divine inspiration -- but it's proof enough that it's not an ordinary book.

@bobcock990

4 жыл бұрын

@@josephbrandenburg4373 seems to me you've completely misunderstood the message of the torah. the whole idea of the jews being disobedient and being punished by god again and again is to teach people to fear and love him. it's a cautionary tale in some ways, meant to teach people about morals and ethics.

@josephbrandenburg4373

4 жыл бұрын

@@bobcock990 That's your interpretation. Besides, I was referring to the entire Old Testament.

Holy shit... “when you’re making a story, in some sense you’re a god.” 3:30 I never thought of this... You are actively affecting a reality, thus you are god. For some reason I have an urge to write a book.

@gamma3563

4 жыл бұрын

Bryce Bro but merely creating a book isn’t you being a God, but you can get a glimpse of how God can see us.

@stuartwayne4978

4 жыл бұрын

@@gamma3563 ... that's why he refers to it as "in a sense"

@stuartwayne4978

4 жыл бұрын

@Fish Sandwich ...bullsh!t....

@1BeGe

2 жыл бұрын

First thing I'd do if I had the "f--- you" money to do it would be spend 6 months or so just writing a book to see what came of it.

@SleepySylvanians

2 жыл бұрын

Not even close. Writing a book from our minds is nothing like God and comparing ourselves to him even in the slightest is blasphemy.

I started watching JP for his tips for young male teenagers and I have to say that they've actually helped me alot, now I'm just interested in whatever he talks about, I would love to have him analyse me

Thank you sincerely. I'm in a bad spot with my family right now and I know I'm doing right by helping them.

@shroomer8294

2 жыл бұрын

Care to talk about it?

@thefablesfolly

2 жыл бұрын

@@shroomer8294 Me, my brother, and my best friend run a business for another friend. My grandpa died a few years ago. Good military man. He raised me and my brother. My grandmas kids are methheads. She let them move into his house immediately. He did not want them near his property. I had a girlfriend at the time. Fights got so crazy she finally left me after ten years of being together because she couldn't handle waiting to get the house. These people are the cruelest with words btw. My grandma tried kicking me out, but it isn't her house so she couldn't. It's my grandpa's daughter's house and she likes us. This house since then has been burned, flooded, wrecked, raided, and Jerry rigged to hell. I try to stay around and keep calm, though. I know all these things they destroy are just material. But sometimes those cruel words dig deep. I know we'll be doing alright in the end, but it hurts just the same.

@anaseymour4556

2 жыл бұрын

@@thefablesfolly How are you doing now ? Do you need someone to talk ?

@thefablesfolly

2 жыл бұрын

@@anaseymour4556 I have people to talk to. There's nothing that can really be done right now. It's a lot of family problems that stems from the passing of my grandpa.

@anaseymour4556

2 жыл бұрын

@@thefablesfolly Oh ok.. I'm sorry

Revelation 12:9 King James Version (KJV) 9 And the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him.

@peterpiper47

4 жыл бұрын

Haivrim העברים Gee I wonder who was ultimately behind that?

@messianic_scam

3 жыл бұрын

Revelation fake book by Jesuits plagirism add to it the british king james holy shit what brutish knows about semitc languages