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Revision as of 17:04, September 3, 2015
Secular Talk is an left wing online news show on YouTube, hosted by Kyle Kulinski. The focus of the show is modern American politics from a liberal and secular perspective. Kulinski is a New Atheist and admires Richard Dawkins, but he does not always agree with fellow New Atheists on particular points.[1] Like many atheists, Kyle Kulinski engages in public profanity (see: Atheism and profanity).[2]
History
Kulinski currently resides in New York. He started Secular Talk show in 2008. He is part of The Young Turks network.
Format
The show consists of short videos of a few minutes, which he usually cuts from longer speeches made by conservative politicians and journalists, and he provides rebuttals from a militant atheistic and secular extremist perspective.
Political and Biblical views
- He supports the naturalistic theory of evolution and argues for exclusive teaching of evolution in public schools.
- He rejects the scientific foreknowledge of the Bible.
- He reject Jesus Christ as the Lord and Son of God.
- He is pro abortion.
- He has indicated that pro-abortion socialist Bernie Sanders is the best Democrat 2016 presidential candidate.
- He accepts the liberal hoax of global warming and supports drastic actions to solve it.
- He is pro-feminism in general, but it against third-wave feminism.
- He is socialistic and admires social democratic Scandinavian countries.
- He is pro-homosexual marriage.
- He is a proponent of Obamacare and believes in more drastic socialist policies.
- He believes in progressive taxation of wealthy individuals and corporations.
- He is a critic of Islam.
- He is a critic of Israel.
Opposition to Christianity
He frequently attacks Christian journalists, public figures and politicians.
He supports the War on Christmas and is simultaneously in denial of its existence.