Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Jordan Peterson - Dostoevsky Was Right, Beauty Will Save the World" video.

Thanks for honoring freedom of speech. Jordan is either a Catholic or a Protestant Christian ... so he MUST believe in the theology of Armageddon ... where it is said that the wicked souls will be punished and the holy souls will be glorified. I believe that a world without divisive religions (that cause never-ending bloodshed on planet earth) ... would be beautiful ... in it's own RIGHT.
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@Moss_Minecraft I agree that we are all tribal by nature ... and that is because we only approve of those who approve of our own opinions ... and that egotistical nonsense breaks us up into tribes. And as for Jordan Peterson becoming an "extreme" Christian ... is there any other type than those who are extreme? They all like to flatter their selves that Jesus is their savior ... when I suggest that even had Jesus existed ... he would have thought of all Christianity as being fraudulent nonsense ... as he would have been faithful only to Judaism. Religion is not good for human brains, as it makes brains go "loopy."
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@dzcav3 From my perspective ... religion only exists because of humans ... and if humans were to go extinct ... religion immediately would be extinct and life would carry on for other animals ... as occurred before humans evolved from those other forms of life. Religion is myth ... and myths do not answer the scientific questions of life. Because I don't believe the universe was created ... my response to your questions come from a scientific point of view. # 1 ... We evolved as did all forms of life ... from tiny organisms. # 2 ... We are story-telling animals. # 3 ... Our purpose (as occurs with all animals) is to live and to die. # 4 ... We all have different lives and deal with what occurs in our lives from different perspectives. # 5 ... Stories of souls reaping positive or negative experiences in afterlives ... are religious myths ... and religious myths are NOT scientific. Scientists do not teach theories about humans having afterlives. They leave that to the theologians ... whose imaginations go off the chart ... wild with enthusiasm. From the book … STORYTELLING … author … Brad Jones This book is about the primate Homo fictus (fiction man), the great ape with the storytelling mind. You might not realize it, but you are a creature of an imaginative realm called Neverland. Neverland is your home, and before you die, you will spend decades there. If you haven't noticed this before, don't despair: story is for a human as water is for a fish--all-encompassing and not quite palpable. While your body is always fixed at a particular point in space-time, your mind is always free to ramble in lands of make-believe. And it does.
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