Jordan Peterson’s earlier books offered sound advice and even wisdom. ‘We Who Wrestle with God’ beckons readers to a form of godliness, but it’s a form of godliness that ultimately denies its power.
It’s ultimately too simplistic to point to complementarianism as the fundamental reason for women’s rapid exit from the church.
The response of the Christian community, of the church, has been a beacon of light.
Living in a war zone makes questions of life and death much harder to avoid, which can create openness to the gospel.
‘When the Clock Broke’ is somewhat helpful because it explains why the shared story crumbled and points us toward our opportunity to offer the gospel as a superior cultural narrative.
