>>752712
>What utter nonsense to suggest there are ulterior motives
The motives aren't ulterior, his doctrine is explicitly anti-Christ.
>a man who actually brings the generation of people who need Christ the most into His hands by teaching them about absolute truth and the value of their existence.
Peterson does not teach "absolute truth". He rejects Jesus Christ, which is a rejection of absolute truth. In fact, Peterson is a relativist:
https://archive.fo/aOcYL
<Events as they occurred are only factual but not necessarily true. True is a judgment call and is therefore open to interpretation. The claim of ‘something's’ validity can only be made when one can see ‘the bigger picture’ — the wellbeing of humanity or ‘life’ itself. Only then can we know if something is true rather than just factual or ‘materialistically true’. - Peterson
>Where are you getting the idea that people who like him believe in a modernist doctrine and think modernism is good?
Peterson teaches an anti-Christ doctrine that is very similar to that adhered to by the Freemasons and other Luciferians, read his book Maps of Meaning or watch the embedded video in this post >>752504 which cites the exact pages from that book. Some of his followers are aware of this doctrine and believe it is good, while many have not looked past the surface of Peterson's teachings and do not understand the corrupt foundation on which he has built his house.
>Please give me a citation.
He explains his prophetic dream about how he was shown how to save the world in the introduction to his book 12 Rules for Life. In his book Maps of Meaning he wrote about his dreams about the apocalypse that haunted him for months (dreams which included imagery such as bipedal dogs serving him the cooked flesh of his cousin).
>How could someone who is "not a Christian" believe themselves to be a prophet?
The Bible calls them false prophets. A good example of this is in 1 Kings 22, where the king Ahab has four hundred false prophets, and by listening to them he is destroyed. False prophets are inhabited by false spirits, in Greek akathartos pneuma ("unclean spirit" or literally "unclean breath"), and when they speak they spread the false spirit to others (if those who hear the false prophet's words do not test the spirits and accept it).
The Bible teaches us how to test the spirits:
<Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are of God; for many false prophets have gone out into the world. By this you know the Spirit of God: every spirit which confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God, and every spirit which does not confess Jesus is not of God. This is the spirit of antichrist, of which you heard that it was coming, and now it is in the world already.
<1 John 4:1-3
Jordan Peterson does not confess that Jesus Christ came in the flesh, nor does he confess His death and resurrection. In fact Peterson teaches that the gospel is a metaphor for Lucifer perfecting human beings and turning them into gods.
>My journey to Christ started with jbp videos and I ended up a Catholic who believes in the catholic doctrine, not a modernist.
I'm glad that you heard the Lord calling you name and were saved. This is not however evidence of Peterson producing good fruit, it is evidence that God can turn curses into blessings. God uses the machinations of our enemies against them.
>If he is the anti-christ like you say then he's terrible at his job.
I didn't say that he is the Antichrist, but he does have the spirit of the antichrist, as described in 1 John 4:1-3.