Who am I to say, I believe in God? Like, what is a man to say such a thing? I mean, it's so ridiculous. And I've turned that around. I say, I don't believe in gravity. And he's like, what are he talking about? You know, Stephen said, you're a physicist. You have to believe in gravity. And I said, no, if I take this meteorite and I drop it, I don't believe it's good. I have evidence for it. Those things you don't have to take on faith. You have evidence for them. So science and religion, science should not be used.

It's not one of its tool, its best purposes.

You know, you have a hammer.

You don't use it to screw in a screw.

You have to use the tool in the domain for which it's designed or perhaps best things.

Well, that's... designed or perhaps best best.

Hey, everybody. Some announcements today before my description of the podcast with dr brian keating so the first

is i just published this book we who wrestle with god and it hit number one on the new york

times bestseller list so i'm kind of happy for five different reasons about that there's a tour

associated with it some of it in december i'm going to be in Texas with my wife, our accompanying musician.

And then from January through April, running through the United States,

if you want more information about that, go to Jordan B. Peterson.com.

The content of the tour, or the approach of the tour, will be similar to my previous tours,

in that I'm taking abstract concepts,

in this case concepts associated with the realm of story, particularly the stories of the Old Testament.

I'm explaining their conceptual significance, but I'm also extracting out the practical implications of that

understanding for attention and for behavior.

And so it's always my goal to make what I'm discussing applicable immediately in the real world.

And that continues in this lecture series.

We've released a new seminar series for Daily Wire Plus,

featuring the same players with a few substitutions,

as part took in the Exodus seminar, which was very popular,

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