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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Where Do People Have Affairs Now?
I love how Dennis Prager’s mind works. On his radio show today, he says: Anything happens now, there’s a video of it. Is there a parking lot in America near any store that is not videoed? Where do people have … Continue reading
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The One Group You Can’t Critizice
On Dennis Prager’s radio show today, he says: The argument that the people against the mosque being built near Ground Zero are only aiding our enemies. Al Qaeda sees all the protests against the mosque and this helps recruitment. Something … Continue reading
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Tagged christian extremists, Dennis Prager, ground zero, missing people, moral problem, muslim world
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Beauty Queens Have More Wisdom Than Intellectuals
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “She could do more for Muslims than half the faculty in Islamic studies in this country. She’s not a victim. She loves America. She’s proud of her heritage and understands the pain … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, fakih, miss universe pageant, mosque project, msnbc, muslim americans
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And The Lord Took Pharoah For Therapy
In a 1996 lecture on Exodus 14, Dennis Prager says: I want the God who wreaks vengeance on bad people. That is Jewish glory — to reward the good and to punish the bad. That is glory in Judaism. It … Continue reading
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Tagged cantaloupe, Dennis Prager, eery, mikveh, parole board, pharoahs
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The Centrality Of The Exodus To Judaism
In a 1996 lecture on Exodus 13, Dennis Prager says: Christianity has a central moment — the crucifixion. For Jews, it is the Exodus. Exodus means leaving Egypt. This has to be understood philosophically. Egypt means idols, bondage and death … Continue reading
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Tagged centrality, crucifixion, Dennis Prager, exodus, leaving egypt, servitude
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Jewish Law Vs Islamic Law Vs Christian Law
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: Sharia is Islamic religious law. Jews have an analogue — halakha. Christianity does not have an all-embracing law that governs everything you do. There was a time in Jewish history when Jews … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Islam, Judaism
Tagged body of law, Dennis Prager, el al airlines, islamic religious law, religious body, religious jews
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You Have 30 Days To Say Something Nice To Me
I loved some of the calls to Dennis Prager’s happiness hour today. Tim from Van Nuys: “I dated a woman for about 13 years.” “I was trying to make her happy. I was in love with her.” “She didn’t want … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 years, Dennis Prager, phonies, ultimatum, van nuys
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Violating The U.S. Constitution
How does a cross to honor a dead highway patrolman favor Christianity? SALT LAKE CITY — The 14 crosses erected along Utah roads to commemorate fallen state Highway Patrol troopers convey a state preference for Christianity and are a violation … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, federal appeals court, federal district judge, highway patrol troopers, state highway patrol, utah highway patrol
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What Do Secular Jews Have In Common?
In a 1995 lecture on Exodus 6, Dennis Prager says: I have more in common with a Falashan Jew in Ethiopia with whom I can’t correspond than I do with a secular Jew in LA. Torah is what makes us … Continue reading
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