Humanism could only emerge from a society that had previously been committed to a meaningful

origin and a meaningful destiny to the human race.

Humanism has rejected Christianity, not realizing that they have rejected the very foundation

for the humanity that they seek to extol.

And I say to the humanists with all cynicism, if I come from nothing, if I'm going to

nothing, I am nothing, and why should I care who sits in the front of the bus or on

the back of the bus?

Who do I care whether it's white germs or black germs that have rights in this world?

I keep asking the humanist to give me a reason for his faith. I keep asking the humanist to give me one reason why I should treat any human

being with dignity other than that he simply has the preference that I do it. You see, that

humanism is based on sentimentality. It has no metaphysical foundation, no epistemological foundation,

and certainly no theological

foundation. It is an anthropology with no support. You've been listening to Ultimately

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