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Oh, I get it. It's a drama. Somebody says something another is offended about and feelings get hurt and people hold grudges and then the whole thing starts over again in a new thread.

Better than watching television.

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@kevin-eleven said
It's unlikely that @Suzianne would ever miss the point. I also imagine that she is always aware of the surrounds. Are you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkN_qkN5JLQ
Not always, do you think you are?

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@josephw said
Oh, I get it. It's a drama. Somebody says something another is offended about and feelings get hurt and people hold grudges and then the whole thing starts over again in a new thread.

Better than watching television.
It's a microcosm of life on speed...There are more grudges held here per head of population than on the Israeli - Palestine border. Friendships are made, (I've made a couple which are for life) , and even this can offend other people; people even evict other people from clubs for befriending 'the wrong people' . As far as I know nobody's fallen in love yet, although I'm prepared to be corrected on this.

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@indonesia-phil said
It's a microcosm of life on speed...There are more grudges held here per head of population than on the Israeli - Palestine border. Friendships are made, (I've made a couple which are for life) , and even this can offend other people; people even evict other people from clubs for befriending 'the wrong people' . As far as I know nobody's fallen in love yet, although I'm prepared to be corrected on this.
We are left with only offenses, grudges, and no hope of recovering anything other than hate and discontentment in a world without grace.

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@kellyjay said
We are left with only offenses, grudges, and no hope of recovering anything other than hate and discontentment in a world without grace.
In that video clip, Jordan Peterson was pitching himself at people with your mindset with regard to "no hope" and "hate" and "discontentment" etc. etc.

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I would have used the words "I" or "me" had been referring to just myself.

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@fmf said
In that video clip, Jordan Peterson was pitching himself at people with your mindset with regard to "no hope" and "hate" and "discontentment" etc. etc.
In this world, we will have tribulation; as a Christian, my hope is in Christ because he overcame the world. Things that are not good will inevitably happen around us or to us, but these things are still common to man. As we deal with them and each other can cause us to become embittered, hateful no different than when someone willfully harms us or someone we love. Questioning his motivation isn't dealing with what he was saying, but that happens a lot here, with not just you, but with us (including me), and I think that robs us of looking at things as we should when we look at the person over the things being said.

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@kellyjay said
Questioning his motivation isn't dealing with what he was saying
But I have dealt with what he was saying.

His message [and his messages generally speaking about "God"] are for misery-guts, defeatist, misanthropic rightwing Christians.

I have also said that if belief in a God figure gives a person a sense of structure and meaning in life ~ in the face of the tribulations Peterson talks about ~ I don't see any harm in it.

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Jordan Peterson: Jesus is "too terrifying a reality to fully believe"



Love him or loathe him, or something in between, he is an interesting and provocative figure.

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@fmf said
Jordan Peterson: Jesus is "too terrifying a reality to fully believe"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZvjZoqhiuw

Love him or loathe him, or something in between, he is an interesting and provocative figure.
He certainly knows his audience.

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