Dr. Jordan B. Peterson

That's a good definition of God.

A definition of God, note.

And what was the consequence?

She got more than she expected.

Right.

Right.

In the Gospels, on the Sermon on the Mount, Christ says something strange.

He says, God takes care of the sparrows and clothes the lilies of the field, and you faithless ones do not presume that you are of sufficient worth so that that could happen to you too.

And it sounds like Jesus the hippie.

You know, if you were just a flower or a bird...

You know, the sky daddy would take care of you under his wing.

That's not what that means.

It's not what it means.

It means that if your aim is true, there's nothing that won't be revealed to you.

Even in the agonies of your misery, there's enough...

There's more than enough at hand to provide everything that you need.

And why would we assume anything other than the world we understand so poorly is anything but a well of inexhaustible plenitude?

I mean, certainly you'd see the miracles that have occurred over the last hundred years, the

the feeding of billions of people, the technological revolution that seems to have no end, the intensification of our computational ability, able to do more and more with less and less, until what?

Until what?