Lecture: Biblical Series III: God and the Hierarchy of Authority

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Although I thought I might get to Genesis II in this third lecture, and begin talking about Adam & Eve, it didn't turn out that way. There was more to be said about the idea of God as creator (with the Word as the process underlying the act of creation). I didn't mind, because it is very important to get God and the Creation of the Universe right before moving on :) .
In this lecture, I tried to outline something like this: for anything to be, there has to be a substrate (call it a potential) from which it emerges, a structure that provides the possibility of imposing order on that substrate, and the act of ordering, itself. So the first is something like the precosmogonic chaos (implicitly feminine); the second, God the Father; the third, what the Christian West has portrayed as the Son (the Word of Truth).
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00:01 - Biblical Stories Have Serious Depth 03:10 - God the Father As The Structure That Creates Consciousness 11:28 - Christ as the "Word" or Active Consciousness 13:28 - Truthful Speech as the Tool for Good 15:55 - "Competence" Hierarchy as more appropriate than "Dominance Hierarchy" 20:40 - Hierarchy and Sexual Selection 23:50 - Meta Hierarchies As The Beginnings of Virtue and the idea of God 29:07 - "God" as a Necessary Abstraction 30:45 - We Embody Ideas Before We Can Articulate Them 37:45 - The Relationship Between Father and Son 42:01 - Unknown Unknowns > Abstractions > Articulated Principles 48:30 - Predatory Abstractions 55:39 - Evolution and Neurochemistry (Lobsters, Rats, Wolves, Snakes) 1:11:45 - Hierarchy of Authority Emerges Out of Play/Games 1:15:30 - Representations of God The Father 1:20:15 - Attributes of the Ideal and their Authority 1:27:50 - How Rules/Laws Are Generated 1:31:50 - Iterability As The Basis of Morality 1:33:40 - Postmodernism & "Infinite Interpretations" 1:35:05 - The Repercussions of Evading Morality 1:39:42 - Tradition & Revitalization: The Advantage of the New Testament 1:42:59 - Responsibility, Burden and Transcending The Hierarchy 1:45:04 - The Jungian Shadow 1:48:10 - Drama Exists At Various Levels of Sophistication 1:51:54 - Yin, Yan and the Tao (JP Style Gold Ensues) 1:58:55 - Marduk and the Mesopotamian Myth 2:06:51 - Meta Hero Abstraction in Images I didn't make this list, but I'm reposting it for myself, so I don't have to keep scrolling down to the bottom of the comments to read it.

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@gherrrie of course. That's an interesting thing to say to someone you don't know though. I mean it's useful general knowledge but I never said or implied he was anything like a deity. Not sure what you mean by dangerously good but anyone who has a firm set of morals can be 'dangerous' to people devoid of morals for example so there's that

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@gherrrie true you said you people but at the same time you specifically tagged me. But its cool, apology accepted! I get your point, I do, and we should always be careful of what we allow into our brain, you are right. But I think you'll see from all the comments that he has led so much more people back to their faith, it would be rare and unlikely to have the effect you are talking about, Cos 1 he is Steelmanning the bible, see how he fully fleshes out all the ideas? 2 he has all his cards out on the table. He speaks honestly about his discoveries and journey, and stated from the start that he is approaching this from a psychological point of view and 3 his secularism is partly what gives him such a big audience. See the interview he has with the pastor who commends him on getting the bible message out to so many in an age where church numbers are dropping. Those are my thoughts. Thank you for your comment!

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His comment on the relationship between the Old Testament and New: "After you learn to play by the rules you can learn to make the rules" 1:39:50

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I have been going to church all these years and I could never understand the significance of the stories in the Bible. Thank you Dr. Peterson for doing this series!

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I'm a lifelong christian too, and also had a lifelong interest in psychology, since 10 actually. It's definitely given me a new lease on the Bible.

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And the meaning is ... (dramatic pause) clean your room.

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These lectures have helped me battle drug addiction. Slaying one impulse at a time. Thank you Dr. Peterson. I am beyond grateful for your wisdom.

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"Life isn't a game. It's a set of games and the rule is never sacrifice victory across the set of games for the victory of one game". That part has just changed my perspective on dominant.

[@AvenRadcliffe]

That is profound. I’ve never thought of it that way but of course that makes sense. That truly is life.

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Help me understand more what he means by that

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What a force of nature this man is

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Jordan b. Was so generous by putting all these videos on here for us. Finding them was a turning point in my life

[@iwonderhmmm]

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[@fromvoid3764]

As it was written in the book of Newton: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

[@HappyWolverine]

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[@chokoladni]

I absolutely agree!

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[@TOKRocK84]

but he's actually thinkin aboutt the water in the bottle, not the bottle

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Do you think JP knows how powerful his ripple affect on the world has been for good? Man deserves an award in his name.

[@AbrainboomO]

These lectures are so good I'm actually binge watching them, and I will do so as well with the Maps of Meaning ones. Thank you Dr. Peterson... Can't belive these are free...

[@Vaalgranci]

And the personality series as well

[@lets_wrapitup]

I think them being free has to do with the notion that what comes as a result of philosophical degeneracy is greater overall than what he might gain as monetary value. i.e. he values the propagation of wisdom unrestrictedly, over it being restricted for revenue’s sake.

[@MrJas321]

That moment in the Q&A when he looks up and THINKS while everyone waits in breathless suspense. The only thing better than watching him think is hearing him think.

[@zoetekauw9647]

The fortitude this man has, to stops himself in his tracks, with I don't know how many people watching, and reconsider his entire approach to answering the question, ego and awkwardness be damned, is so damn arresting.

[@sense8tion619]

It also reminded me about the queen's gambit, he's not playing chess on the roof but scanning for the right answer.

[@NikBlog]

"Rats won't live without love" - that blew my mind.

[@javierlandry7246]

That killed me.

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That obliterated my existence

[@AvenRadcliffe]

Who would have thunk it? Blew my mind too.

[@lukehunnable]

"It's like, what are you gonna do, twist the fabric of reality? I DON'T think so." This really reminded me of those Schwarzennegger films where he says "BIG MISTAKE" just before shooting the bad guy 🤣

[@wiseguy9225]

Yea but he kills big egos instead

[@CozyButcher]

Doctor, you saved my life through your lectures. I can't thank you enough for that.

[@Joao-pe8ur]

Things I'm taking out of Peterson: - Don't try to save the world, clean up your room first; - Integrate your shadow; see the evil and the good in humans and know it's also part of you; - Stop trying to manipulate reality and speak what you think it's true; - Don't say things that make you feel disintegrated inside.

[@tonykirumba1553]

I think JBP would say don't "speak what you think is true", speak *truth*. So if you say something you think is true and someone validly disagrees, honestly consider their dispute and evaluate your speech so it can be closer to *truth*

[@katarzynaolszewska7557]

Good list. I'll also take shut up, listen, and pay attention :)

[@pepijnmantel3917]

Learn history, so you learn what you are and how to act

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Live on the line between the known and the unknown

[@MrDeadboy10]

JBP will go down in history as one of the best lectures, smartest men, and greatest contributors to Christianity of our modern times. Just look at how many people who've previously only thought negatively of all religions now coming to realize the true purpose of its founding and implementation.

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Henry Cox one here

[@numai1a]

This guy makes me love everyone.

[@yaelurtusastegui2774]

Yep, that´s my story!

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He's brilliant! A modern Messiah.

[@adempc]

Yup. After graduating from a private Christian school in middle school, I made a promise to myself to stay away from religion, religious people, and especially that dumb bible. Fast forward to now and JBP, purchased a bible, reading it, really enjoying all the stories and ideas - like you said, he is a great contributor to Christianity. If he and people like him keep it up, religion might even be rescued enough to continue along into the future.

[@mthoodstyle]

I listen to this playlist at night and I think my brain absorbs it while I sleep. When I wake in the middle of the night I realize it’s still going and no matter where it is it’s pure gold. It’s the best college class. I wish I had it when I was younger. It would have made a bridge to Christ for me. Perhaps I would have found a church I liked??? Instead I just found organized religion unpalatable. Now I can watch the Asbury revival and weep and I know why. I’m tuned into the eternal struggle of life and our need to seek connection with God. To seek God’s support and healing of our wounds from life and our bad choices.

[@RSMunchel]

Love this. Especially the Asbury comment. 😊

[@maznickpeterson3492]

I think I'll try that. Have to find more ways to take this in😅

[@SKATEiQ]

JP: interprets hidden philosophical principles behind ancient text with immaculate vocabulary Also JP: forgets what a water bottle is called

[@the2ndcoming135]

Exactly. She ain’t a harlot in this house bro🤷🏽‍♂️

[@dwifred472]

Lol thats a hilarious observation, i think it shows the paradox of human nature in such a great way.

[@xelaphilia]

Very intelligent people tend to forget simple concepts and words because they are so used to thinking in academic terms.

[@SKATEiQ]

@@xelaphilia omg!

[@rainaldkoch9093]

He pretended to not thinking "bottle" to make his idea clear to the audience that abstract categories come late in the process of perception.

[@manuellimamodino432]

He goes "you cant make sense of sense data without an a priori structure, you cant extract from sense data the structure that enables you to extract sense from sense data" without stuttering, then proceeds to forget the word "bottle"

[@jillrichardson1520]

he's too sophisticated for simple nouns. LOL. I once played tennis beside Anna Kournikova at a friendly fun raiser. she couldn't keep the ball in play with mediocre club players. I think as a professional, she hasn't seen a tennis ball move so slowly in years and it was "a different game". maybe that's what "bottle" is for Peterson. just a little too simplistic!

[@lotusfeatherheart8746]

I wondered whether that was some genius acting to demonstrate an example, or a coincidence of such precise synchronicity that Jordan being on that stage saying what he's saying is exactly what the universe wants.

[@VCardGaming]

@@jillrichardson1520 high level video game players have the same problem sometimes. You know exactly what the best move your opponent can make is so you prepare for that move and then they do something completely unexpected and it throws you off lol

[@daveshore8671]

I just think he was in his imagination and thoughts talking about the images. And then it’s a shift. It’s pretty normal to get carried away in deep thought with complex logic and not be able to draw it back to the immediate present. Think about being in deep thought when driving and you have no idea how you got it your destination.

[@palanovic]

Rings of some Zen ideas... you won't find your buddha nature with the senses or the mind, and yet that same nature is behind the whole process and at the root of all the senses.

[@MegaBadjo]

Give this man a noble prize for Peace!!

[@guinevere4365]

Thank you Dr Peterson-you continue to amaze, educate and touch my heart with your teachings. I’m 74 and would never have imagined I’d have the privilege of your wisdom to enlighten and challenge me in my old age. You are a gift to humanity during this crucial phase of humanity’s history.

[@YorgoTarabay]

.... to be stable enough, engaged enough, so not only are you doing what you should be doing, you're doing it in a way that increases the probability that you'll do it better tomorrow...

[@maxinespirit6215]

I just love the humour that naturally comes up in his explanations.

[@SK_TorON]

I think Jordan Peterson's "secret" is that he considers things from many levels of analysis - from biological (and even mechanical), to conceptual, to mythological. And thus he manages to illustrate that simple things are more interesting than they appear from just one - usually conventional - perspective. His style inspires creativity of various kinds, because a creative insight is mainly recognizing unconventional connections between conventional things. He kind of repeats many themes, so one might wonder why he is not boring? As a tentative answer, it seems to me that he is primarily valuable not as an inexhaustible repository of ideas, but as someone who inspires us to generate our own original ideas, be they big or small. It feels good to be a compatriot with this guy!

[@jaeLAX23]

SK I think the purpose of repeating themes is to generate new ideas. It's the process he uses to ride the edge between order and chaos.

[@jaeLAX23]

sammy2629 well it's also essential to keep ideas within constraints, otherwise ideas are just generated out of the aether with no solid footing to stand on.

[@FieldingYost]

SK good point, I find that intelligent people normally view the big picture first and then analyze categorically, coming to a nuanced understanding of complex issues. the more I use this analysis the more i believe that complex issues are difficult to explain in concrete and final terms. it is healthy to have some doubt in your beliefs. "for every complex problem there exists an answer that is clear, simple and wrong"

[@SK_TorON]

+Mike Woodruff: That's funny, man, about the simple and wrong answer to every complex problem! Continuing on your point about the process of analysis, I think the following metaphorical analogy captures it well. Trying to understand something is sort of like "looking" at your study subject through a lens and alternately zooming in (to see separate "pieces" of the problem, to count them, to study their structure, etc) and then zooming out (to see the whole subject again, but now in a new light, and also to be aware of overall borders of the subject and its interfaces with other subjects). And then you zoom in again, and so on. I think that this process generates a "living solution" that is continually updated based on the preceding analysis steps. Such a solution will initially appear as complex (too complex), but later it should start looking more and more "simple". That eventual looking simple is probably not so much an effect of its actual simplicity, but due to our changing our frame of understanding. Take care, and thanks for the interesting comment.

[@SK_TorON]

+Lita Davidson: He might indeed be naive, and Bill Gates might indeed have a personality disorder, but we do not know either of them enough to make such assertions. More importantly, my comment was not about Peterson as a person, but about a specific feature of his approach to analyzing problems and communicating his ideas. If we lose sight of specificity of the points we make, then any disagreement can quickly spiral out to name-calling and even violence. That is not only hurtful, but also completely unproductive.

[@KingDavidTheOrderOfMelchizedek]

IVE BEEN SO ENLIGHTENED BY THESE LECTURES ON THE BIBLE. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!

[@glendasmith180]

Can you make a 96 year old great grandma wiser. YES watch and listen to Jordan Peterson several times a day. Amazing

[@zediogo8860]

Greetings from portugal you really changed my life, just want you to know you are really helping people. Thank you for all the amazing content (manly tears)

[@macar211]

Angola é nossa!

[@OptionallySavage]

Even Dr. Peterson's KZbin comments are true and meaningful!

[@bagelstruth9313]

My tears are so manly that foot long erect cocks pop up wherever they land. Sorry I have been drinking.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

+simhthmss Real men don't piss in other men's cornflakes, buddy.

[@anitadavis5430]

Enjoyed this so much. As simple as it sounds, I honestly believe that our having seven children was the great dangerous adventure of life for us. We were walking on the edge between chaos and order for 30 years raising these children, all the while discovering our shadow selves. (Parenting puts you on the edge of tears almost every day, and puts you in the situation of curbing your itch to murder some rowdy kid virtually every day. It's exhausting in that respect.) The greatest work of my life and the most satisfying.

[@creweluc4732]

Anita Davis, wow. Well articulated.

[@storytimewithauntmonica955]

Anita Davis us too! (6) I tell skeptics that some people run marathons or climb mountains, but we've chosen to live on the edge this way. The world's a crazy place: why not fill it with people you love and who love you back?

[@earthwormjim9229]

Amazing! x

[@kabighead]

Anita Davis yes! Same here but we are in the middle of the adventure with our youngest being just four. Glad to hear you made it out alive 😂

[@zachwellman5837]

I know that itch. (4 and counting)

[@theroboz]

I am three parts in and this is probably one of the most important talks I've ever listened to. Even if 10% of his ideas turned out to be right, it's still a revelation and a giant step in human understanding. This should be required viewing/reading in schools at some point!

[@3stripeboy]

Doctor Peterson- you may hear this 1000 times and you might never read this but I’m grateful for the value you give so genuinely and freely to the world. Tuning in from Hawaii

[@SuicidialDolphin]

I'm actually crying, the research done on the juvenile rats brought me to utter tears. That is so true, if children aren't allowed to play, their brains don't develop properly. This resonates with me so deeply because of how socially afraid I am. I'm an only child, and this state of solo development has caused my mental maturity to distort from my peers. I honestly thought I was just weird and different cause well, that's what I am, but the fusion of facts that I had little to no social interactions as a child and that juvenile rats who don't play don't mature correctly, well, I'm shocked and sad cause that's me, I'm an immature rat who just wanted to play with the other kids. My parents aren't to blame though, that's just how my life turned out. If anything, I just need to not repeat this and have at least two children. For their sake.

[@twelverules176]

Cyberpunk Alchemist - I had a similar upbringing because my delusional parents opted to raise me in an unconventional way which had the side effect of making it damn near impossible for me to relate socially to other children or for them to relate to me. The result was predictable social isolation throughout my childhood and adolescence. By the time I was in my late teens and left home I was almost moot and unable to make any kind of sustained casual conversation although I could fake it for short periods of time. It has taken me over twenty years to largely undue the damage of my parents choices. I had to choose a career in a specialized technical discipline and devout myself to it. The only reason this worked was because the skill set (computer programming) was in demand and the employers didn’t typically expect their IT guys to have much in the way of social skills anyway. I did manage to marry and even support a family with two kids. It has been hard watching my kids have the normal healthy adolescence I never got to have and seeing what normal teenage life looks like. My advise would be to read long form high quality narrative fiction and as much as possible. Books written by Nobel Prize winners in Literature are a good place to start. Reading online news or technical books will not have the same mental effect. Creative writing exercises every day even if they are short can expand your vocabulary and linguistics skills. There is no quick or easy way to undo the damage but it can be overcome. In my mid-forties now and have finally found a strange sort of peace in life.

[@monachopsis5117]

I grew up on a farm, middle of nowhere, as an only child for the first eleven years of my life. I wasn’t interested much in toys unless they were physical activities (swing set, big-wheel, bike, etc). I roamed the farm, and the forest alone, and the imagination I lacked with dolls were made up for in outdoor exploration. I moved to town so that my children would have other children to interact with, yet I still have a son much like myself who prefers to be alone or outdoors chopping on saplings. Different family structures, different environment- yet very similar personalities and play preferences, both of us also having diagnosis of ADHD. The old nurture over nature debate leaves me to believe that in some ways, we just are who we are.

[@maricamaas5555]

The plight of lack of social development of single children is yet another outcome to be laid at the feet of planned parenthood ideology?

[@jasonengland2357]

@@twelverules176 only child here too with same issues, my father was a kidder and always picked on me as a child and I believe that has hampered my ability to trust people since i was always waiting to be scared and also not having anyone to really talk too since I avoided him as much as possible. I love being on my own but even at 44 still feel emotionally as a teen and socially different and this has led me to not wanting children of my own.

[@javierlandry7246]

Your parents must haven't done the proper job of making you concious enough of the even more dangerous outcome that could become from not socialising with your peers than keeping you on your safe shelter.

[@MichaelStanwyck]

So thrilled with this series. JP has helped me make sense of things that I grew up with and rejected but sensed all along had a depth I didn't understand. I have woken up to the possibility of the transcendent and welcomed it gladly back into my life. Not as the religion, but as a way of being for all humanity.

[@dandimit5104]

Michael Stanwyck Ditto

[@gregvinson1]

Michael Stanwyck Ditto

[@theyliveglasses4667]

With you there man, I never felt 100% convinced by organised religion or the complete abandoning of it's ideas. Turns out I was just waiting for Prof. Peterson to sort the ideas.

[@gregvinson1]

TheyLiveGlasses Was told once when I complained about organized religion that the problem with churches is people run them

[@theyliveglasses4667]

That's true my fellow Greg, bad people can use good ideas for bad purposes and derail them.

[@victorlemos3704]

Watching this series has been one of the best experiences i've ever had. It's amazing how knowledge can make the same message mean something much greater.

[@julianmayo1045]

As someone who has been living life like a sheep, with no knowledge of the world around me, I can say this series has been mind bogglingly eye opening. Peterson's mental journey by lecture successfully takes me on a rollercoaster, and has me rethinking not only my own psyche, but the anthropological universe as a whole. This series ties it all together. Everything I have learned about the world has little to no context until I uncover the ideas Jordan Peterson shares. I am ever grateful to you for providing this epic of conscientious discovery

[@ssmmsmit222]

Most compelling 20 seconds of this entire lecture: 2:25:44-2:26:04 - you can almost ACTUALLY see the wheels turning in his brain. The response being formulated, the pieces being moved. I'm not sure I've ever been so captivated watching a man stand still, staring into nothing, before.

[@javierlandry7246]

your comment is AWESOME

[@zoetekauw9647]

The fortitude this man has, to stops himself in his tracks, with I don't know how many people watching, and reconsider his entire approach to answering the question, ego and awkwardness be damned, is so damn arresting.

[@GabrieleSantoro-01]

I've just had the epiphany that one of the 12 Labors of Hercules was cleaning the Augean Stables. Kinda like Jordan Peterson gives the assignment to clean their room to his patients. Also the Greeks called pathos, the experience of virtuous struggle and suffering which would lead to fame and, in Hercules' case, immortality. So I just think Jordan Peterson is the modern narrator of a deep-rooted ancient wisdom we had lost through time and now we can finally comprehend thanks to guys like him.

[@jaimeignaciomolinagomez2467]

Yeah! You are right! Also seen in Karate Kid's movies

[@josiahr1375]

Except if it were lost, he wouldn't be talking about it. More like misplaced and ignored.

[@teeheeteeheeish]

A lot of what he talks about is universal wisdom and classical knowledge. Many of us already know these things in our deepest souls but don’t dredge them out and put them into words. Much of the concepts he talks about are actually just bringing us up to speed with things that used to be taught in schools and colleges. The rest are his original discoveries and theories attained through a very methodical deconstruction of these texts.

[@comfort2502]

Is it just me, or does he have this ability to make every question deeper than it was when it was asked?? 🤣 like, I had similar questions towards the end, and his responses!! I’m out here like “Was that my question? Huh I suppose that was my question!! I didn’t know I was so smart!!” 🙄🤦‍♀️

[@kathrynstiles3509]

I believe that his response to questions is because of his genuine curiosity and humility - he listens and he hears the issues beneath the questions. Truly awesome!

[@kingjm1000]

Years later and I still refresh myself on this series. I'll never forget the day, the moment I watched the outrageous students that surrounded Dr. Peterson on his campus. To watch this man take on his opportunity since day one. I have grown with Dr. Peterson .

[@braxtonmccoy4401]

Wrote an entire memoir on my own struggle with PTSD. God, I wish I would have found Dr. Peterson 10 years before I began that process. Could have scrapped half of it. Thank you, JBP. God bless.

[@jaeLAX23]

Braxton McCoy better late than never man, hope you keep getting better

[@braxtonmccoy4401]

Jae Lax I appreciate that. You too.

[@braxtonmccoy4401]

The Family Virtue Signal it is being published, but I would hate for that comment to come across as spamming. That wasn't the intention. If you would like a copy you could dm me and I would be happy to get you one.

[@leeloodallas41]

Who's the monster who pushed the dislike button? BTW, been self-authoring since the start of the year. I am an entrepreneur, my productivity levels have been rising steadily. I can hardly keep up with the changes in my life. Thank you, professor. You saved my life and my mind. All the best from a girl who once was in chaos and who is now on her way to the content middle. :-)

[@ryanjones6127]

"Marriage isn't for the people who are married. It's for the children! Obviously. And if you can't handle that: grow the hell up".

[@regulardude7961]

which means there is no reason for marriage whatsoever unless you are planning to have children.

[@PurpleMusicProductions]

@@regulardude7961 or if you are man who likes forking over half of his wealth in family court and have his kids turned against him.

[@regulardude7961]

@@PurpleMusicProductions no thank you. I will go ahead and continue to enjoy being solo and wealth building and traveling.

[@umiluv]

@@regulardude7961 - depends on the woman. I supported me and my husband during the recession when he was unemployed for nearly two years. That’s what marriage is about. It’s about helping build and support each other through life.

[@seankenehan8820]

@@regulardude7961 and then what would be the point of you at all? Self gratification? Good luck with that plan in old age

[@Anvile905]

"Paying attention is something like watching for you don't know." One of his excellent observations

[@dabeegamus7948]

This man WILL change the world.

[@saywhatdraaay621]

aWin w Because of JBP, so many people gave the potential to do so also.

[@wastefulungratfuls]

He's changing the world ...

[@kellyberry4173]

He already is. ....

[@janosk8392]

Kelly Berry WE all do this.

[@DsiakMondala]

He already changed mine, I'll go and change it some more as a tribute to him.

[@DevillYouth]

who would have guessed that in 2017 a youtube video called "Biblical Series III: God and the hierarchy of authority" would get so many views

[@KR-nv3ru]

Revi, and I'm Hindu, but I loved it. 😅

[@gwho]

I'm atheist and ex-christian and i loved it. It's clearly about actual thought and psychology, not religiosity or ideology. He genuinely seeks truth and insight, not push a presupposed ideology that is kept out of criticism's way.

[@X4g6d7]

Pitbull18 Dr. Peterson is not pushing religion on anyone. He is explaining the psychological relevance of Biblical themes and it’s place in society. These lectures are not an endorsement or promotion of religious text.

[@user-nf3hh8kn5r]

Revi true lol I'm an atheist

[@someguydoinstuff]

Probably Nietzsche. ;)

[@KittyM-]

Brilliant, engrossing. Rewatching and loving this series.

[@OriginalGansta88]

After watching this series... I now refer to JP as Father Peterson...May he bless us all....Amen...

[@Ramoreira86]

"God's complicated that's the thing" One of the best line i've heard

[@Chillerll]

not really, it's the standard excuse for Christians whenever the Bibel contradicts itself.

[@Jasnogorodskij]

To be honest: I often listen to Dr. Petersons fantastic lectures while I'm cleaning my room.

[@rodolforogers8706]

Ditto

[@2maz191]

I do it while playing video games

[@ifyouwereme]

Driving to work. Cleaning at home. Doing anything that doesn't require listening.

[@richardsantanna5398]

ifyouwereme Yup. I love listening to him as I'm driving.

[@alexandriab7247]

Yeah I just did the same!!!

[@jaredvizzi8723]

A good educator makes you want to read 1000 books.

[@karenrhoads1598]

I'm so happy I can watch these! They take me back to a time when I enjoyed great happiness...

[@PHILOSOPHYALPHAMALE]

The description of the terrified gymnast standing on the edge of chaos and turning it into order inspiring people to involuntary worship with her perfection made me cry.

[@cameronrottenberg2270]

Just got to that part of lecture and I got chills up and down my spine

[@lightbluegunshots]

JBP takes simple things like children socializing by playing house and makes it seem like an alien is watching them and trying to figure out what they are up to.. i completely approve.

[@chicstinson4754]

Thank you. Dr. Peterson. You make me think at deeper levels than I have even attempted before. I have grown in my faith and my ability to discern the serious flaws within the secular philosophy/political belief structure driving our world lemming-like to the edge of the abyss.

[@harunner9903]

Whenever I watch his lectures, I remember how dense his lectures are, although I watch his podcasts.

[@TheMrNomadus]

I would never ever click on a video that named "biblical series" but Here I am sitting and listening to the 6th hour of Jordan's wisdom bombs.

[@jetttangel6628]

What we’re developing is the capacity to pay attention ♥️

[@BoldBeard]

27 years on planet earth and I’m just now learning this... amazing.

[@littlenaz]

Good literature doesn’t die much like great KZbin videos. Enjoying this in the midst of the world crumbling round us. God bless.

[@khaii13]

Christian priests/pastors/preachers seriously need to hear this series, man. BTW: no sleep/notification squad sorting in!

[@The3p3hr]

khaii13 i kind of think pope needs to watch these! then may he wouldn't say hell does not exist!!

[@khaii13]

SepehR 2.0 he said that? In what context? Was he seriously saying it (was he serious when he said that?) I'm asking because for most popular/influential people, their words are either taken out of context, or words are put into their mouths.

[@The3p3hr]

khaii13 so he said something like that even an atheist will be redeemed and go to heaven (without accepting jesus christ which is mandatory in bible!) ! so basically finally every one will go to heaven!

[@The3p3hr]

khaii13 yoganonymous.com/pope-francis-hell-fire-adam-eve-real

[@The3p3hr]

i have seen this on so many websites! i can not confirm all the sources though since many of them are atheist websites! but as it appears pope has sais something like these

[@tjkasgl]

I often sleep with lectures playing in headphones to distract my brain enough to filter out other noises and sleep. This lecture series is giving me some crazy dreams!

[@delmanjustkoerdboy]

Haha I do the same sometimes. I once dreamt that I was on the front row of a college lecture when JP just finished the lecture. We were taking with him and I remember thinking, wow this can’t be real I’m actually in the same room as this man. But I didn’t notice I was dreaming

[@dianalawless5106]

He cured my insomnia. When I wake up at 3am, I also listen with headphones, it distracts me from my chatter so I can fall asleep. I always wake up at a needed answer, write it down, fall back asleep, and apply it the next day.

[@hollismallory2757]

My dreams on this are insane

[@normalisntcomingbackjesusi8681]

Ooh~ Nice idea. I'll try this.

[@truman5838]

You must be sleep typing

[@robroy6072]

Post-modernists DON'T want to play, they want to destroy. Thank you Dr P for more insights. You are one of the most broad and encyclopedic syncretic thinkers I have ever heard.

[@stevenyoung3752]

Thank God for this man. What a wonderful combination the power of the internet and the power of this guy's mind coming together to spread potent wisdom to millions of minds simultaneously. Hard to believe that it's even real sometimes when I see all the material people like Dr Peterson have up online for FREE

[@Callamatteomatisch]

Am I the only who can't wait till we get to the book of Job?^^ I predict it's going to blow minds and will get people to clean their rooms once and for all.. so to speak!

[@bighugejake]

Yeah, in 2025.

[@adamqadmon]

Me too, along with the Ecclesiastes and the book of Revelations. Those are probably the most philosophical and mystical books out of them.

[@adamqadmon]

awesome, thank you so much! :)

[@lukehanaike5889]

Its incredible. You give objective insight into such controversial matters. I've learned more from these videos than at church. Thank GOD for you.

[@paralysisbyanalysis2287]

Sadly, church - an establishment that is normally led and attended by ignorant hypocrites - has become one of the worst advertisements for Christianity.

[@regalianpeaches1]

Here's an idea: Share these videos with your priest, pastor, or church group. Organize a weekly or monthly evening presenting these lectures on large screen, then form discussion groups. People are thirsty for understanding the bible. Too many are quick to reject religion and the bible and criticize without trying to understand.

[@trulsrohk1]

unfortunately I think a vast majority of "true believers" would reject the good Doctor out of hand. Too many would accuse him of diluting the message, and being heretical. They want the bible to be literally true only, without allowing room for the figurative case as well. Tis a shame, cuz as far as I can tell Jordan essentially recognizes Jesus as the META hero that we should all seek to emulate.

[@lukehanaike5889]

I'm mormon, and nothing Dr. Peterson says conflicts with the doctrine. I know people, adults (I'm 15), who likewise partake in Peterson's intellectual enrichment, and these lectures on the bible are neither atheistic nor theological-like I said, objective.

[@BenWeeks-ca]

Most christians I know are as encouraged by this message as anyone. CS Lewis himself started as an atheist who recognized the mythological value of the bible stories. He wondered if myths could be true. And Tolkien walked him through that. You have to love and believe in God if he is the author of myths that are true!

[@Vaalgranci]

I love how doctor Peterson takes time and steps back before he speaks or answers. He doesn’t speak to speak, he speaks after thinking. One thing that I have learnt from him and trying to apply it in my life.

[@_Sorry_Not_Sorry]

I totally understand that theory of knowing the depths of your negative self to Foster growth in the positive. I have Bpd and I've always been anxious about loosing my temper and getting red mist, I worry I couldn't trust myself to stop... Physically and verbally. It resulted in me studying sociology and criminology to better understand what drives people to commit the worst crimes. It also resulted in me becoming a support worker, supporting people with addiction, mental health issues and crisis intervention. I've always been aware of my negative undercurrents, so have always worked hard at heading in the other direction. Makes a lot of sense when you stop and think about it ✌️❤️🙏

[@Jericko427]

JBP talkin' about the eternal dragon. I bet Peterson gathered all seven dragon balls, summoned Shenron, but the Dragon asked JBP for a wish instead. What was the wish you ask? Shenron: I wish to become the best and most efficient Eternal Dragon I can be!! *Dramatic Pause* JBP: Sure thing... Clean Your Room.

[@s.woberts6576]

My room cleaned me.

[@fernandoachonso2293]

gold

[@andrewplck]

You are in Soviet Russia? Clean your gulag!

[@CaptCutler]

RubberKidney beat me to the Yakov comment!

[@jakep1979]

RubberKidney - In Soviet Russia Gulag cleans you!

[@adwinjones]

slain by the dragon of your room...its like YEAH NO KIDDING SUNSHINE

[@vityamv]

This is absolute gold! Can't believe I can see it for free whenever I want. This man and men like him need to manage our universities.

[@lukagarner]

45:46 As he was explaining this right here I had been "dreamin" (imagining) stories about order and chaos since I was learning a lot about it recently and even was preparing to write down these stories so I could conceptualize and articulate what that was later! I am beyond mindblown!

[@PordanBJeterson]

Night: Sorted

[@AD-en5dq]

Pordan B Jeterson I love that picture of Jordan he was an attractive man lol

[@storytunez]

Pordan B Jeterson you are the imposter of peter b jordanson whom is the imposter of Jordan b peterson whom is the prophet of kek

[@AB-eq9mm]

Jordan B Peterson you are a straight savage, roughly speaking.

[@zo1dberg]

Commute to work: sorted

[@thelastfreedomfighter2646]

lol "Pordan Jeterson"

[@wordplayer17]

Jordan Peterson just cleaned the room inside my soul.

[@Bella-lc8du]

😂 inspiring

[@Casper_Espresso]

This is evidence that, if you're careful, you can learn an incredible amount on media sharing platforms like KZbin. These lectures have been so insightful for me, because the problem I have found with the Bible is that I sometimes default to a Christian interpretation; mass psychology is sometimes difficult to overcome. This fresh and insightful perspective brings new life and greater understanding to a book that is meant to be a discovery process.But what I have found is that Christian materialism has corrupted the insights into literalism, And literalism, in a spiritual context, is always devolution. But this lecture series is exciting, and brings back the feeling of intimate discovery.

[@thedavidlevi]

the incorporation of all this art makes this a really beautiful experience

[@LiamDavid]

I have started watching these lectures daily every morning with my coffee and every night late. I feel like I am learning something well worth my time.