released 4/1/2022

Philosophy professor Christopher Kaczor discusses the book he coauthored with Matthew Petrusek, Jordan Peterson, God and Christianity: The Search for a Meaningful Life. Kaczor offers “two cheers for Jordan Peterson,” a man who is still “on a journey,” a thoughtful person who is asking questions (and encouraging others to do likewise) for which the Gospel has the best answers.

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