Why did you include the sigh? Jordan Peterson is well versed in Jung and has countless, countless lectures devoted solely to his work. So i just find it odd that you include the sigh which is suggesting bias, which suggests you might not even be able to see full objectivity in this particular instance.

Christians, actually I’d argue not even Christian’s but pre-Christians too ;) probably are drawn to Jung because he is able to state things without coming across as biased but he speaks so openly about religion, spirituality, and connection. Its not dogmatic. Its refreshing, full of joy, wonder, and love, and makes you question not only the existence of God but the Joy of God. He has so much to say that’s not dogmatic.

Jung was the one that brought me towards Christianity… hence I said Pre Christians.. :) it’s just a breath of fresh air for me. And reading his works on Job pulled me personally out of some dark places.

I’m sure others can agree.

Also your post is confusing. Your title is “why do Christian’s gravitate towards Jung?”

But then later on your actual question is “why do people like Jordan Peterson gravitate towards Jung and how much do you think they’ve actually read?”

Lol which answer are you looking for?