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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
The Welfare State Makes People More Selfish
Dennis Prager writes: Last year, President Obama addressed a large audience of college students on the subject of health care. At one point in his speech, he announced that the students will now be able to remain on their parents’ … Continue reading
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Why Don’t Christians Help Christians?
Dennis Prager writes: In the Muslim world, Christians are being murdered, churches are being torched, entire ancient Christian communities — the Iraqi and Palestinian, for example — are disappearing. And, again, 2 billion Christians react with silence. There are some … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, muslim religious leaders, persecution of christians, pope benedict, pope benedict xvi, world christians
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The Efficiency Of Sex
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager had relationships expert Alison Armstrong on for an hour. Alison: “I was talking to a woman yesterday who had been married for a year. I heard from remarks her husband made that they … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Armstrong, Dennis Prager, hunting grounds, men with women, minute solution, radio show
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Running From My Emotions
I tend to run away from my emotions. I don’t want to locate them in my body and I don’t want to name them and I don’t want to accept the message they’re sending me. I prefer to distract myself … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, heart jesus, holocaust survivor, how to be a good person, jewish theologian, transforming the heart
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Money For Nothing
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “I never bought the idea [that we should cut the pay and benefits of politicians]. We are only going to have millionaires run for office if we do that. It sounds sweet … Continue reading
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Tagged arnold schwarzenegger, Dennis Prager, dennisprager, gay history, giving money, household name, prager, radio show, school curriculum
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Like A Serial Killer
In the final weeks of the longest live-in relationship of my life (three months in Orlando during the summer of 1993), my partner pushed me to try the drug recommendation of her psychiatrist Daniel Golwyn — nardil aka phenelzine — … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Personal, Sex
Tagged acting auditions, actors and models, chronic fatigue syndrome, Dennis Prager, ethical monotheism, hollywood fever, hunters and prey, major depressive disorder, social anxiety disorder, traumatic stress disorder
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Dancing With The Rabbis
Dennis Prager writes: I guess one can say that with “Dancing With the Rabbis,” the movement toward “the rabbi is just one of us” reached its apotheosis. Our rabbis — or at least the rabbis who participated — are just … Continue reading
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Tagged bradley shavit artson, Dennis Prager, orthodox rabbi, rabbi david, reform rabbis, temple isaiah
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Monsters In Afghanistan, Idiots At Home
Dennis Prager writes: Given the preoccupation of the American media with the possible closing down of the American government, and the preoccupation of American and world media with Japan’s travails and the revolts in the Arab world, many Americans may … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, islamic response, political persuasion, sept 11 2001, to the best of our knowledge, united nations office
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Knock, Knock, Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
I met Sara from South Africa* in June 1994 at a Stu and Lew Jewish singles dance. She was standing by herself and seemed available. I just get a feeling about certain girls, that they’re in my league. Sara was … Continue reading
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Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, Dennis Prager, girl on tv, long fingernails, stu and lew, torah classes
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Pelosi’s Vultures
On his show April 6, 2011, Dennis Prager said: “I’ll never forget when I was a kid [nine years old]. There was a man who was a high school math teacher, Mr. Joe Salts. What a sweet man. A member … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennisprager, high school math, manhattan institute, nancy pelosi, proven liar, race baiter, republican budget, school math teacher, west side highway
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