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Feb 2025
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Jerusalem & the Axis Mundi | Foundations...

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
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Watch the entire series, “Foundation of the West,” exclusively on DW+: dailywire.com/foundationsofthewest

 

In this episode, Ben Shapiro and our host explore the profound impact Jerusalem has had on shaping Western civilization, particularly in bridging the gap between God and man.

 

This is just the beginning! The full five-part docuseries, along with exclusive bonus content, is available on Daily Wire Plus. Join our host and esteemed colleagues as they travel through the historic cities of Jerusalem, Athens, and Rome, reflecting on their lasting influence on Western ideals.

 

The series has already made waves, with Episode III: Christ, Center of the World being nominated for Best Documentary at the 32nd Annual Movieguide Faith & Values Awards Gala. This nomination highlights content that inspires and offers hope to society, a central aim of this series.

 

Explore Foundations of the West on Daily Wire Plus and discover the profound journey that shaped the principles of Western culture.

 

Watch now at dailywire.com/foundationsofthewest 

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