The well-known author and speaker, Jordan Peterson, has recently opened up talking about the Catholic

Church, Bishop Barron, and the question, why is it that Christians today fail? Why don't we capture

the culture? Why are we in decline? And he refers back to an interview, a discussion he had with

Bishop Robert Barron, and Jordan Peterson says the problem is, especially with the Catholic Church,

is beginning in the 1960s, you began to demand less. You watered it down. You made it less demanding,

and that's why you lost people, and it's why you're losing people. And he talks in particular about

how to capture the attention of young men for the faith. Let's watch Jordan Peterson explain it.

And when I read this question for you, you're going to realize how technical of a question he's asking

you. Okay. And I'm curious to know what you're taking, what your taking is going to be on this.

It has to do with a comment you made about the Catholic Church. Right? Let me read this to you.

See if I have it. Here we go. Okay. It's long winded. So just brace for impact. So in his video,

who dares to say he believes in God, he criticized the Catholic Church very harshly. Is not

the first that he had done, and he basically compared the Catholic Church to the Protestant

approach to salvation. Number one, number two, he then had the opportunity to interview Bishop

Barron as part of his podcast name, Christianity and the modern world, and most of us expect him to

ask some really tough questions about the issue. He criticized, but he never happened. Never happened.

He almost looked overwhelmed by the moment and the conversation. He almost looked like a man

that wanted to confess. Okay. Why did he avoid the tough questions? Bishop Barron was the best

person, the most qualified person to clear what I believe is a mistaken perspective about the

Catholic Church. His he talking, is he talking about the pre-Vatican, the second or the post-Vatican,

the second church? Is he familiar with the current conflict that emerged from the Vatican, the second?

He made a blanket statement about the Catholic Church. Which church is he talking about? Does he

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