Is the famous psychologist Jordan Peterson drawing closer to Christian faith?
Heather Tomlinson says we were given some clues in a recent Big Conversation
Jordan Peterson’s daughter Mikhaila has recently converted to Christianity from her secular background. Jordan’s psychological lectures are well known for their Biblical content, but he’s always… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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