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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
America Is The Least Racist Country In The World
Dennis Prager writes: In light of the tragic killing of black teenager Trayvon Martin — and the manufactured hysteria surrounding it — one thing needs to be stated as clearly and as often as possible: The United States is the … Continue reading
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Tagged arab writers, black teenager, Dennis Prager, mikheil saakashvili, racist country, turkish accent
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The Mysteries Of Male Sexuality
In the Spring of 1999, Dennis Prager gave a series of four lectures on male sexuality at the University of Judaism. Here are some highlights: I talked to other guys and I realized I was in the normal range of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, harvard divinity school, hebrew bible, hebrew university, male sexuality, university of judaism
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Are The Less Fortunate Truly Less Fortunate?
Or are they frequently lazy and irresponsible? Dennis Prager writes: In his front-page-of-the-business-section “Economic Scene” column in The New York Times last week, Eduardo Porter wrote, “The United States does less than other rich countries to transfer income from the … Continue reading
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How Influential Is Dennis Prager?
I’m struck by the awe that thousands of unlearned Jews such as myself display towards Dennis Prager (we revere him for his ability to present Jewish texts and ideas in a rational and inspiring way) and the lack of awe … Continue reading
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Highlights From The Dennis Prager – Adam Carolla Dialogue Feb. 25
More here. * In fifth grade, Dennis asked his rabbi what Heaven would be like. The rabbi said that in Hollywood, they would study Torah all day long. Dennis decided he did not want to go to Heaven. * Dennis … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th birthday, adam carolla, Dennis Prager, jewish schools, public dialogue, son dennis
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Leftism – The Jews’ Golden Calf
Dennis Prager writes: How would most American Jews react to the following historical assessment by a noted Yiddish scholar, professor Gennady Estraikh of New York University? “It is hardly an overstatement to define Yiddish literature of the 1920s as the … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager: Men’s Way Of Complaining Is Shutting Down
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “I suspect that most of you did not marry a man who was shut down. So something must’ve happened. Men’s way of complaining is to shut down.” Steve calls from Reno: “Over … Continue reading
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Tagged appellate court, Dennis Prager, mama bear, radio show, reflex
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Dennis Prager? Why Did You Have To Go To Him For? He Was The One Person In The World I Didn’t Want To Hurt
I’m watching The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. Duddy runs around, cutting corners, betraying everybody who loved him in his drive to get ahead. He reminds me of myself. Everybody around me ends up feeling betrayed. There’s a great line in … Continue reading
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The Apprenticeship Of Luke Ford
I was listening to Dennis Prager’s radio show today. He’d just returned from his fifth trip to Australia, my homeland. Dennis said that Australia was over-regulated and rather reserved. An American woman phones in. “Australians are reserved. Timid. When I … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Semitism, apprenticeship of duddy kravitz, Dennis Prager, jewish experience, luke ford, seventh day adventists
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