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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Are Israeli Settlements The Problem?
Dennis Prager writes for the Jewish Journal: According to every liberal editorial page in America (and virtually every editorial page abroad), according to President Obama, the United Nations and every other liberal institution, and according to Jews on the left, … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment construction, arab neighbors, Charles Krauthammer, Dennis Prager, mass murderer, peace in the middle east
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Are People Basically Good?
Dennis Prager writes: If my mail is any indication, I suspect I aroused considerably more anger among Jews by arguing that man is not basically good (and that the belief in man’s innate goodness is neither rational nor Jewish) than … Continue reading
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Tagged ash heap, Dennis Prager, faith in god, innate goodness, Michael Tolkin, philosophical difference
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The Dennis Prager Voting Guide
From DennisPrager.com: Many of you have asked how I’m voting. Since I live in California, here’s my list and my reasons for California candidates, propositions and judges. Non-Californians may wish to read this for my thinking on similar propositions on … Continue reading
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Tagged california candidates, california democratic party, Dennis Prager, government sanctions, legalizing marijuana, state ballots
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Dennis Prager Speaks At Reform Temple
From Cleveland Jewish News: Both Eisenberg and Prager have strong feelings about CUFI, a national organization dedicated to giving Christians an opportunity to speak with one voice in support of Israel. CUFI members are “among the most decent people I … Continue reading
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Tagged cleveland jewish news, Dennis Prager, intellectual openness, reform congregations, Reform Judaism, reform synagogue
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National Left Radio
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I remember when I was a kid, a left-wing magazine had a headline – ‘250 Psychiatrists Declare Barry Goldwater Mentally Ill’. “I remember thinking, isn’t that an abuse? How do these psychiatrists … Continue reading
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Happy Blacks
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said after interviewing black Republican candidate for Congress, Tim Scott: “When you meet conservative blacks… And I’ll compare activist to activist. The humor, the happiness, the freedom. When a black rethinks things, and … Continue reading
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Tagged conservatism, Dennis Prager, liberal politicians, radio show, republican candidate, tim scott
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How Should A Man Relate To Jenn Sterger?
I’ve spent my morning looking at photos of Jenn Sterger and I have come to some very profound conclusions. I’m wondering if she wanted to receive those intimate texts from Brett Favre? I’ve spent a long time looking at photos … Continue reading
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Tagged brett favre, deadspin, Dennis Prager, family newspapers, looking at photos, new york jets, religious guy, theological insights, torah scholars
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Jews On Welfare
In a 2010 lecture on Leviticus 25, Dennis Prager said: Jews feeling responsibility for a fellow Jew has carried on to the modern era. For a Jew to go on welfare, even during the depression, was unheard of. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged communist manifesto, conservative group, Dennis Prager, fellow jew, fellow jews, free loan, mexican villages, welfare program
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