We'll build Jordan Peterson is the most Christian non-Christian that I've ever seen.

He, as we know, has shared the platform with you and has made quite an impact on contemporary

culture, especially young men.

He has a message to the Christian Church and we want to place him excerpts from that

message, get you to interact, and here's clip number one.

I've been speaking to and watching and listening to audiences all over the Western world for

the past four years in person and in virtual form and have learned a few things in consequence.

It all started in some sense with the lectures I did on Genesis in 2017.

My family and I took a risk and rented out a theater in Toronto on the off chance that

there might be an audience for what might be described as a psychological approach to

our ancient stories and low and behold and miracle of miracles.

There was, I completed 15 or so lectures, walking through the first biblical book, sold out

the theater and attracted surprisingly millions of viewers, Christians, Jews, Muslims and

atheists and most of the people who attended live and the majority of those who watched

online were young men.

That is not a phenomenon that can be easily accounted for, but let me try.

Bill, he lectures on a secular psychological approach to the stories in the Bible to

explore the values that they have.

Is that approach legitimate?

I think it can be legitimate, Kevin, so long as one doesn't contradict the fundamental

teaching of those narratives.

These narratives were not written for the purpose of providing psychological insights.

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