Peterson redeemed
Jordan Peterson just spoke in Ljubjana, Slovenia, to an audience of 2,000. He’ll be in Honolulu next. Over 1.6 million people subscribe to Peterson’s YouTube channel, making the U of T professor one of the most influential Canadians alive. Many fans focus on his political stance; others call his self-help advice “life-changing.” But he also has a lot to say about the Bible, which one Christian Reformed pastor from California sees as a missional opportunity. Paul VanderKlay makes YouTube videos about Peterson that 10,000 people regularly watch. And he’s also meeting with young Peterson fans, called “buckos,” in real life – men who walk into his church with questions about the Bible.
