What is humanism? So humanism is essentially a way in which agnostics and especially atheists would view the world.

And they see essentially that religion holds them back from the potential of creating a utopia.

Utopia is another terminology for simply saying heaven on earth. They think all religious forms is just a restrictive way of holding us back and that in it of ourselves,

the human being is capable of pursuing utopia, a world without death, a dismay, without sin,

and violence.

They think through technology, an effort that they can bring about

heaven on earth. And so the danger of secular humanism is that if you have no standard above

yourself, and you talk about this all the time, Mark, if we have no moral standard above ourselves,

right now today, the secular humanists would say that we're all created equal.

But in the near future, they may not say that.

And actually, I'll put a contingency on that, which is secular humanism, does not believe we're all equal.

Peter Singer, quote, killing a disabled infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person.

Very often, it's not wrong at all. He's a secular humanist that is now redefined. He's Australian. He'll Australian. Yeah, there you are.

It is now redefined what it means to be an image bearer God. He's basically saying, yeah,

a disabled infant does not, does not deserve life. Man, he should be arrested for that sort of.

Yeah, he, in fact, he believes that infant he should be arrested for that sort of. No.

In fact, he believes that infanticide should be legal up to 29 days after child is

point.

That's crazy.

It is.

And Oscar, I'm glad you gave that quote, right?

Because once in a while, we get a glimpse into the heart and mind of an atheist or of a

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