Bill, there's a debate forum on YouTube, but I'm surrounded, but I'm surrounded by you.

Hey!

It may look like I'm surrounded, but I'm surrounded by you.

It may look like I...

Bill, there's a debate forum on YouTube that is very popular.

It's an entertaining format, kind of like the old musical chairs game that you played when you're a kid.

Everyone scrambles to get in the seat opposite the main guest,

and if you're the first to touch the chair, you get to debate the guest for about 10 minutes,

unless the other participants vote you out. If they don't like the way it's going, they hold up a red flag,

and when the majority of red flags fly, you're out. So, they just hosted Jordan Peterson to face off with 20 atheists.

And by the way, several of them complained that they thought that they were invited to debate a Christian.

But Jordan Peterson would not claim to be a Christian even when pressed point blank.

He said he keeps that to himself. I don't need to tell you,

things like that. But he has joined other intellectuals in praising the Christian worldview as the

greatest influence on the world and the only hope for civilization. And Bill, you've been on the platform

with Jordan. We've had some podcast on him.

What do you make of his religious views?

Well, I think he is deliberately evasive and very cagey.

This keeps the interest in him going.

It heightens the mystery and the controversy.

And so, as I've said before, if I were his public relations agent,

I would advise him to keep on evading the question

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