«I think most the stories in the bible are just examples of action and result/consequences based on the no.1 thing we have which is emotions and empathy. I.e. you steal something, most people, but the person who stole would not be happy. If you kill someone, no one is happy but yourself for whatever reason. I can see why most societies follow a similar understanding ... It just takes a few people to experience these things, emote and empathise from various perspectives to put it into a fair story for people to go by. If anything, its subliminal messaging of law - instead of giving them set rules as if it was law, as back then law did not exist. Most countries have laws in common and some of these laws would be based on modern life. It doesn't mean there's something enormously magical about it... Stop smoking weed.»
Jordan Peterson Leaves Joe Rogan SPEECHLESS On The Bible!!!
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Many of you may have heard about the recent episode of Joe Rogan’s podcast where he interviewed the renowned Jordan Peterson, and at a number of points in their conversation, the subject turned to Peterson’s views on Christianity, which included a profound explanation of the role of the Bible in the formation of Western Civilization.
Rogan sat rather spellbound as Peterson detailed what the Bible actually is and its significance for cultivating the world as we know it. What I found so fascinating about Peterson’s explanation was how well it resonated with what cultural anthropologists have been observing about the inherently religious foundations of all civilizations around the world, and why our current secular world is beginning to implode. So what I want to do is play you Peterson’s explanation of the Bible, and then I’m going to compare it to what cultural anthropologists are saying to help us better appreciate why secular liberalism is waning and why a new post-secular age is rising.
Rogan sat rather spellbound as Peterson detailed what the Bible actually is and its significance for cultivating the world as we know it. What I found so fascinating about Peterson’s explanation was how well it resonated with what cultural anthropologists have been observing about the inherently religious foundations of all civilizations around the world, and why our current secular world is beginning to implode. So what I want to do is play you Peterson’s explanation of the Bible, and then I’m going to compare it to what cultural anthropologists are saying to help us better appreciate why secular liberalism is waning and why a new post-secular age is rising.
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