This week, the Jubilee Channel released an episode that was originally called Christian versus 20 atheists featuring Jordan Peterson.

But Peterson wouldn't even use the label Christian to describe himself.

So they changed the title to simply Jordan Peterson versus 20 atheists.

But for many people who do call themselves Christians, this was a missed opportunity to show the truth of the Christian faith to inquiring

skeptics. So in today's episode, I'm going to discuss what's wrong with Jordan Peterson's

apologetics, if you can call it that, but also what Peterson gets right as a sincere truth seeker.

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Now, the Jordan Peterson Christian phenomena is an odd one, because he is famously ambiguous about his religious beliefs.

But many people also see Peterson as a kind of Christian

figure. There have even been entire books written about him and his relationship to the Christian

faith. I think Jordan Peterson is popular with an extremely frustrating for Christians for this

reason. Peterson is very good at explaining the bad news of the secular life, but he is not

able to explain the good news of Christianity. When it comes to the bad news, Peterson initially rose

to prominence as a critic of Canadian transgender laws that threaten free speech by compelling people

to use certain pronouns. In this iconic interview from 2018, Peterson shuts down a Canadian broadcaster who floats

the silly idea that people have the right to not be offended.

You cited freedom of speech in that. Why should your right to freedom of speech

trump a trans person's right not to be offended?

Because in order to be offended?

Because in order to be able to think,

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