Book review: “We Who Wrestle with God” by Jordan B. Peterson

[Teofrastus]

Peterson is enormously popular, and that's why his views must be subjected to critical scrutiny.
Book review: “We Who Wrestle with God” by Jordan B. Peterson

 

[Clare73]

Peterson is enormously popular, and that's why his views must be subjected to critical scrutiny.
Book review: “We Who Wrestle with God” by Jordan B. Peterson

His book is far from Biblical, to say the least. . .adding nothing to Scripture. . .and subtracting much.

 

[zippy2006]

Peterson is enormously popular, and that's why his views must be subjected to critical scrutiny.
Book review: “We Who Wrestle with God” by Jordan B. Peterson

Link doesn't work, the security certificate doesn't match the domain, and it isn't even directing to an https site. If you don't know how to host documents I would suggest using Google Drive or Dropbox or something of the like.

 

[Teofrastus]

Link doesn't work, the security certificate doesn't match the domain, and it isn't even directing to an https site. If you don't know how to host documents I would suggest using Google Drive or Dropbox or something of the like.

The link works! HTTP does not encrypt data during client-to-server communication, which means that any data transmitted is sent in plain text. But this is no problem, because there is no secret information transmitted when you visit a site where there are only philosophical essays and nothing else. No personal information such as login credentials or credit card numbers are transmitted. Please stop worrying about HTTP!

 

[zippy2006]

The link works!

Okay. Even after multiple security prompts, I had to actually go in and manually change the redirect to http rather than https. Now it is working.

But this is no problem, because there is no secret information transmitted when you visit a site where there are only philosophical essays and nothing else.

That's fair.

 

[zippy2006]

Another review:

Jordan Peterson’s “God” | Alastair Roberts

A man who disbelieved the Christian story as fact but continually fed on it as myth would, . . . .

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