Rupert Shortt

Is it time for Jordan Peterson to declare his spiritual allegiance?

In an outstanding study of the Old Testament, Peterson teases out the inner meaning of one story after another. But though in effect signed up to Christian metaphysics, his beliefs are a mystery

Jordan Peterson’s YouTube seminars on the Book of Exodus have reached an audience of millions. [Carlos Osorio/Getty Images] 
issue 23 November 2024
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