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Jordan Peterson, Religious Symbolism and Popular Culture

By Jonathan Pageau | June 20, 2017 | 6

For 5 years now I have been writing on many subjects for OAJ. Most of my attention has been to elucidate the patterns in iconography and liturgical arts and how these patterns relate to Scripture, to other traditions all the while acting as a map of how we should live in the world as Christians.…

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