'It's like the ultimate suffering story.' Jordan Peterson

The story of Job, "God & Satan's Bet"

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[roman]

ill tell you one thing
i feel completely RIPPED OFF by the psych prof I had in college

[hedgeearthridge]

You know what's sad? His theology is better than most Mega-church pastors and televangelists.

[HScripturez]

The professor I never had but will forever cherish

[cozytheicon]

This man could talk about the history of socks and i would listen for hours

[BruceJC]

I hope Jordan Peterson knows there are many Christians praying for him. He’s brilliant.

[ogwtlej]

I taught the story of Job in my adult Sunday School class last year. The story is a caution against bitterness from suffering. Job maintains his faith through all of his trials, despite being mocked by his wife and friends. It is one of the most important books in the Bible.

[weissgrimoire]

"we figured it out, we just don't know we figured it out."

wow that's crazy but true.

[Serenity]

Job by the way got everything he lost back several times because he kept trusting God. In other words, Satan loses the bet.

[jackwalsh]

Me: I promise I won’t get religious tonight
5 beers later:

[mikefishermagic]

The point of the "bet" is that Satan is trying to justify himself, "Sure Job worships You, he's been given everything, but if he had to go through what I did, he'd sin and turn on You just as I did."
God then tests that and when Job doesn't betray God, Satan is thus condemned because it demonstrates the blame lies with Satan and his self-centeredness not the situation (regardless of how bad it can be.)

[oreocookies]

Jordan Peterson and David Goggins saved my life. Who knew all you need is YouTube to heal yourself.

[MiguelArcangel]

Peterson could run circles around most theology professors! Let me see, in this short segment of his lecture Peterson employs: Jungian analysis of myth, semiotic criticism, canonical criticism, structural analysis, cultural-sociological analysis, existential exegesis - all seamless and coming at you faster than the speed of sound!

[answermelove]

"He knoweth the way that I take. When he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold." My favorite quote from Job, the oldest book in the Bible.

[JustHereToHear]

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[HolyEweh]

God bless this man. Many preachers out there that seemingly kind of just waffle on, but this man’s genius makes you want to learn more by yourself, therefore hopefully leading you to God without anyone really persuading/influencing your decision.
God is Good.

[billnolastname]

He's almost as smart as me, but not nearly as humble.

[MrIanWarwick]

When the light of a true genius appears, you can recognize him immediately because all fools join against him.

[alanfaulkner]

Why can people not see he is an absolute genius? With answers to everything that's wrong, he may not know it, but the answer's he has.

[ravenousq]

For every video I watch of Jordan Peterson, the more nuances and subtle messages I pick up and the more I pick up, the more I appreciate his genius.

[leannessister]

He’s one of the many reasons I’m seriously considering taking Biblical classes in college