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Evaluating Jordan Peterson's Strangest Religious Argument

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Jordan Peterson is one of the most prominent public intellectuals in the world today, and one of his favourite things to talk about is religion. But in recent years he has given a series of arguments that I find endlessly fascinating because of their crossover with a view on philosophy that threatens to turn the whole field upside-down (in a good way!)

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Links to Jordan Peterson videos used:

The Greatest God Debate in History

The Problem with Atheism

You Are Closer to Believing in God Than You Think

Alex O'Connor's video:

Books on Philosophical Pragmatism:

Cheryl Misak Cambridge Pragmatism (this is an amazing introduction)

Works of Charles Peirce

Huw Price Expressivism, Pragmatism and Representationalism

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Jordan PetersonLSE SupportThe Greatest God DebateHistory The ProblemAtheism You Are CloserPhilosophical Pragmatism Cheryl MisakCambridge PragmatismRepresentationalism Peterson

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