vanderbilt university and has taught in many colleges, the brokers moral darwinism, how we became hedonists showing darwinism completely undermines the ethical foundations of christianity, judaism and islam because its materialism, cosmology is incompatible with natural law. he has also co written books, the architects of the culture of death and ten books that screwed up the world. his book today is "worshipping the state: how liberalism became our state religion". please welcome benjamin wiker. [applause] >> thank you very much and thank you for bringing me here once again. cit is benjamin wiker. everyone does that. it is note singh, not even a small one. "worshipping the state: how liberalism became our state religion," the title of my book is obviously all level in-your-face, makes a rather outlandish claim, first implies liberals worship the state and second that liberalism itself has become a kind of established religion. that brings us to an obvious set of questions. is this just overblown rhetoric to sell a book or is it true that liberalism really has become our established state r

how we became hedonists showing how darwinism undermined the ethical foundation of christianity and islam. because its materialism cosmology is incompatible with the natural law. he's also co-written books as the architect of the culture and ten books that screwed up the world. his book today is worshiping the state health liberalism became our state religion. [applause] >> thank you very much for bringing me here once again. it is dr. wiker. that's okay. everyone does that and so it is no sin, not even a small one. it became our state religion. the title of my book is obviously a little in your face i guess you'd say. it makes a rather outlandish claim so it seems. first it implies that liberals were shipped the state and second that liberalism itself has become a kind of established religion that brings us to an obvious set of questions. is this overblown rhetoric to sell the book? liberalism has become our establish state religion and liberals somehow do in fact worship the state and we can add on top of this one does it matter. what does it matter? let me begin with that last question

. >> are you a hedonistic type of guy? >> i forget what hedonistic is. i'm from south brooklyn.'ve got to break that down for me. >> okay. >> do you find you really learn a lot from bill's presentation? >> no. >> hello. >> is it the whole world is -- this is actually waters world. >> you wept with waters world, the most loathsome movie of all time. pretty good. >> are you bill o'reilly? >> i hope not. >> that's not nice. we still have a lot of stuff left over. >> i like what i said so we can run a whole clip of that. >> you've been doing this what? about two years. has anybody ever gotten angry you? because they know you're kind of poking fun at them. >> no one's really that angry because i think people feel it's cool to be dumb. they don't get embarrassed. >> it's cool to be on tv. >> whenever they bomb, they laugh. it's not really that an tag nisk. >> nobody said get out of here, don't use that. >> i have had some people come up and say, i want to retract that interview. that's not really how it works. >> you'd like it if people got angry. i think you're looking for that, righ

those weren't enough to fulfill your hedonistic needs. you had everything. i didn't have to do this. i could've left. i could've fled. but no, i will no longer run. you thought it was one pathetic bored life you were extinguishing. thanks to you, i died like jesus christ to inspire generations of the weak and the defenseless people. this is it... this is where it all ends. end of the road. what a life it was. some life. >> wow. [exhales] i mean, when i learned it was cho, when i learned like his history, like who it was, you know. what he had been involved with before... all that, then it's like, you know... it's like... it's like it made sense. it's like, it's like how nobody could've gotten to this guy beforehand? it's like how could no one of... realize what was going on, before he had to go out like this. it probably wasn't really till the third day that i was getting coherent about what was happening and i think by that point i had figured out what the numbers... what the numbers were. i mean, i knew it was going to be a lot. you know, just 'cause how m

a conflict between the values of the catholic church, and what is traditionally perceived that hedonistice style. most actors in my experience are just real good, honest, hard-working, a lot of them are very spiritual, very religious. i think to understand, an actor is involved in a profession, the actor and artist are those who best emulate god in his activity of creation, where god took nothing and made it something, so to an actor or artist, they seem to create out of nothing, something that seems to be their own work. therefore, it is quite appropriate that the actor would come to a place of worship. >> so the actor's chapel. that's it for us here on america tonight. please remember if you'd like to comment on any stories here tonight, aljazeera.com, you can meet our team to tell us what you would like to see in our nightly current affairs program. you can join the conversation with us on twitter or at our facebook page. have a good night. >> welcome. here are tonight's top stories. an attack in kenya's capitol city nairobi. 39 are dead and 150 wounded. at this hour, the siege continu

vanderbilt university and has taught in many colleges, the brokers moral darwinism, how we became hedonists showing darwinism completely undermines the ethical foundations of christianity, judaism and islam because its materialism, cosmology is incompatible wi

>> are you hedonistic kind of guy. >> i forget what that is i'm have from south brooklyn you have tolife. >> i don't believe in god. i believe in energy and vibes. >> what kind of vibes am iic giving you right now. >> you are pretty chill. >> i don't think so. >> do you ever watch bill o'reilly on fox news. >> i have watched bill o'reilly. ha ha ha ha. agree with mostll of his views put this t. that way. >> that's shocking. >> is it? >> no. >> i'm jesse watters doesy. that give me any street cred in the mermaid parade. >> i don't know how are jesse but nice meeting. >> you anything you want to say to mr. o'reilly right now? >> o'reilly. >> calm down.. >> bill: my father spent all kinds of time at the coney island o boardwalk and the -- swimmer. i don't know that that was going on back then. >> no, he wasn't in the tutu, your dad?e >> here is my question and i'm not being a wise guide or not being offensive. it seems like there is a lot of gays attracted to this? >> yes. >> because this isn't the l green issue in village and it's not in a gay area. coney island is a working area? >> i