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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
God Is Having A Tough Time In The Modern World
Dennis Prager writes: The more university education a person receives, the more likely he is to hold secular and left-wing views. The secular Left argues that this correlation is due to the fact that a college graduate knows more and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1994 sinking of the estonia, christian clergy, Dennis Prager, radio talk show, radio talk show host, talk show host
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Turkey – A Moderate Muslim Country?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager (whose first draft of his new book is due to his publisher in a month) said: “I have been warning you about Turkey. We are told over and over by the experts, by … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, islamic fundamentalism, muslim country, ottoman archives, transgendered americans, wall street journal
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What To Do About Libya?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Americans are aware of what is going on in the Arab world. We love liberty. We want liberty spread everywhere. Number two. We don’t want to be hurt by more terrorists coming … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennisprager, killer whale, middle east news, middle east news agency, rebel force, yemen times
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Do Good People Want More Power?
On his radio show Friday, Dennis Prager said: “The bad want much more power than the good. Good people want to do good and to be left alone. Bad people want power. People who live for power are probably not … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, government idea, islamic outlook, radio show, winston churchill
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Drill Baby Drill
David Brooks writes in the New York Times today: “Daniel Kahneman of Princeton University writes about the Focusing Illusion, which holds that “nothing in life is as important as you think it is while you are thinking about it.” He … Continue reading
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Tagged character figure, daniel kahneman, david brooks, Dennis Prager, dennisprager, dependence on foreign oil, georgetown university, nobel prize, princeton university, radical islam, talk show host, university audience
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The Case For Capital Punishment
Dennis Prager writes for the Jewish Journal: I do not accept the argument that if even one innocent person is executed, we should keep every murderer alive. The argument is neither morally nor intellectually tenable. If one were to adopt … Continue reading
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Tagged american highways, Dennis Prager, meaningless statement, school of public health, university of illinois chicago, yitzhak rabin
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Arab League Tells America To Drop Dead
Dennis Prager writes: Many readers will recall one of the most famous headlines in modern American newspaper history — the 1975 New York Daily News headline “Ford to City: Drop Dead.” Substitute “Arab League” for “Ford” and “America” for “City” … Continue reading
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Tagged amr moussa, arab league, Dennis Prager, mass murderers, moammar gadhafi, unparalleled strength
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Should We Execute Murderers?
Dennis Prager writes for the Jewish Journal: Last week, Rhode Island announced that it will release Michael Woodmansee from prison this August, 12 years early, because of “good conduct.” He will have served 28 years of his 40-year sentence. His … Continue reading
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Fondling In The Kitchen
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “You are the wife. You are doing work in the kitchen, washing dishes or in the garden gardening. There are no kids around. Your husband stops by to say something and he … Continue reading
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Tagged correct answer, Dennis Prager, dennisprager, first lady of syria, first thing on my mind, materials science and engineering, puff piece, radio show, sexual harassment, tyrannical regimes, vogue magazine, washing dishes
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