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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Rabbis Should Leave Out The Politics In Their High Holiday Sermons
Dennis Prager writes: Because separation of pulpit and politics is a conservative value, not a liberal one. Therefore, rabbis with conservative political beliefs do not use their pulpit to advance their political agenda. And because no conservative believes that advancing … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative political agenda, conservative politician, Dennis Prager, holiday sermons, liberal jews, social justice issues
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What Have We Learned From 9/11?
Dennis Prager writes: In attempting to understand 9/11, the first question asked by the world’s elites — as exemplified by leading media and academics — was, “What did America do to provoke such hatred?” Ten years later, the same people … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, intents and purposes, jeffrey dahmer, lynch mobs, mass murderers, moral courage
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Who Attacked Us On 9/11?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Yesterday’s [media] was wall-to-wall 9/11 and appropriately so. What was missing from yesterday’s discussion was reference to who attacked us. It was as if New York Pennsylvania and Washington D.C. experienced a … Continue reading
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Tagged aberrations, Dennis Prager, islamic terror, islamic terrorists, s media, york pennsylvania
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Does Mitt Romney Believe In Anything Aside From Himself?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “We [Republicans] have to win with somebody with the convictions of a conservative. We can no longer afford Republicans who are only a little different from Democrats. If they believe in spending, … Continue reading
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Tagged american values, contrasts, Dennis Prager, radio show, western europe
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Democrats Race-Bait
Dennis Prager writes: Imagine a Jewish Congress member accusing the members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) of wanting to see Jews gassed. How would any decent American — on the right or left — describe such a statement? Loathsome? … Continue reading
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Tagged american political history, congressional black caucus, Dennis Prager, hanging from trees, party fears, tv newscasts
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Teaching Torah With Rashi
In a lecture on Deut. 22:1, Dennis Prager said: “I’m very unhappy that you asked that question because it may invalidate a certain community [Orthodox] from buying these tapes and listening to them. Your question, was I taught these things … Continue reading
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Tagged christian thinkers, Dennis Prager, irving greenberg, orthodox rabbi, Rashi, traditional upbringing
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The Most Controversial Decision: Truman, the Atomic Bombs, and the Defeat of Japan
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talks to Rev. Wilson Miscamble, Professor of History at Notre Dame. His new book is The Most Controversial Decision: Truman, the Atomic Bombs, and the Defeat of Japan. Aug. 30, 2011, Dennis said: … Continue reading
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Tagged 14th birthday, atomic bombs on japan, auschwitz, controversial decision, Dennis Prager, radio show
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Is Israel An Apartheid State?
Dennis Prager writes: Next month, the UN-sponsored hate-Israel festival known as Durban III takes place. Under the heading “anti-racism,” the great bulk of the conference, like Durban I and Durban II, consists of condemning Israel for racism and equating it … Continue reading
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Tagged apartheid south africa, apartheid state, Dennis Prager, israel festival, public restrooms, walid badir
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Legal Protection For The Ugly
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “I have not met an ugly person. What they mean is the least attractive. “If you are unattractive, you should do everything you can to become more attractive. If society says that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, disparate treatment, infantilization, personal pleasure, physiological reasons, ugly person
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Would You Rather Work For A Man Or A Woman?
The Disney years (beginning 8/5/95) at KABC radio were not a happy time for Dennis Prager, nor almost anyone at the station. New program director Maureen Lesourd called him in to reprove him for using the word “thesis. Use view, … Continue reading
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