The Prophet Who Discovered What God Actually Is

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• DA

  @dawnchattin5935 · 1 month ago

  Pray for Jordan Peterson's health and recovery.

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• SN

  @Snarflelocker · 2 months ago

  Elijah is inspirational because a lot of us suffer from bottomless lows, and what did God do for Elijah? Rest, food, rest, and then get going. <br>So gentle, not judgmental. No &quot;snap out of it&quot; (tho this has a time and a place). God had patience for Elijah, and I find that endlessly comforting.

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• TH

  @The50YearOldPsychoPodcast · 1 month ago (edited)

  My favorite part of this is - &quot;Why....do you think it is easy to get fresh water?&quot; That&apos;s always the issue. People who work hard make it LOOK easy and then people who can do nothing come along and take this for granted, disorienting the entire culture.

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• ST

  @stenystudios · 1 month ago

  J is a preacher now, he makes a very good one

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• TA

  @Tactical_DZ · 1 month ago

  To argue for God and traditional religion through the lens of Elijah is to argue for the preservation of human sanity and societal order. Without a divine moral anchor, justice becomes subjective, human dignity loses its sacred foundation, and society devolves into nihilism.The story of Elijah is a reminder that no matter how loud, pervasive, or politically backed anti-God ideologies become, they are structurally fragile because they are built on falsehood. Embracing a pro-God, pro-virtue life is the ultimate act of rebellion against a decaying world, offering the only path back to absolute truth, spiritual power, and genuine moral clarity. God bless ya&apos;ll.

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• GG

  @Ggdivhjkjl · 1 month ago

  Thanks for pointing out the prevalence of infant sacrifice right now.

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• AN

  @andulasis6283 · 2 months ago

  Man I love this man<br>God bless

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• OS

  @oscarjosefsson9300 · 1 month ago

  God bless you!

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• DA

  @davidmclaren7147 · 1 month ago

  Brilliantly insightful

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• VI

  @Vicaria321 · 2 months ago

  &quot;Because they don&apos;t want the responsibility and that&apos;s not good for them...&quot; Good dr, those are words to live by.

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• LO

  @louisgiokas2206 · 1 month ago

  &quot;The voice that comes to people from within&quot; <br><br>That is really striking. I have just discovered and started reading C. G. Juns&apos;s &quot;The Red Book&quot;. Just in the first part, Jung, in his explorations, comes to a similar realization. He does, by the way, begin with Bible passages. Stunning. <br><br>Actually, in looking up a connection between Peterson and Jung I found an article that characterizes Peterson in the following way.<br><br>&quot;Thus, inspecting the stages of life, Jung precedes his most prominent contemporary student, psychologist Jordan Peterson. Elemental cravings—faith, hope, love, and insight—equally concern Peterson, whose sensationally popular book, 12 Rules for Life, is exposing a new generation to Jungian concepts.&quot;

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• SC

  @scottc3165 · 1 month ago

  That was excellent.

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