People are interested in the text of the Bible but are not engaging with it through traditional Christian sources. They are turning to thinkers like Jordan Peterson for a more rigorous and reverent approach to the text.
The series explores the profound and transformative texts of Western civilization, focusing on the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. It aims to uncover and illustrate their continuing relevance to modern lives by engaging with diverse intellectuals and spiritual leaders.
Peterson approaches the text with seriousness, rigor, and reverence, but not from a traditional religious perspective. This appeals to those who are struggling with their faith and looking for a bridge back to reality without the vested interest of traditional religious leaders.
Peterson's work provides a bridge by giving people permission to believe that smart people can be religious. He offers a way to get back to reality by engaging with the text and extracting wisdom, which can lead to a deeper understanding and belief in the importance of religion.
Dennis Prager brings levity and a human touch to the series. As an outsider, he offers valuable insights about Christianity's role in the world and connects the text back to the story of Exodus. His charm helps pull the big thinkers back to the human aspect of the discussion.
People are longing for something permanent and deep in a culture where nothing lasts for more than two seconds. The Bible's permanence and beauty are appealing, and there is a hunger for wisdom and meaning in a disposable society.
The political climate has become more adversarial, with each administration potentially prosecuting the previous one. This has led to a culture where presidents feel the need to pardon their family members to protect themselves from future prosecution.
The lessons and carols tradition is a beautiful and solemn way to approach Christmas, focusing on the spiritual aspects of the season. It is a reminder of the importance of putting God at the center of life and experiencing the good that comes from it.
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson's groundbreaking new series, “The Gospels,” takes center stage in the final Daily Wire Backstage of 2024, sparking a meaningful conversation about faith, beliefs, and the resurgence of core values in America. Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klavan, and Jeremy Boreing tackle Biden's broken promises, including Hunter’s controversial—yet expected—pardon. They also share an update on longtime friend and colleague Dennis Prager and much more!
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