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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Better Free Than Safe
On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager talked about this 17 year old girl camp counselor who said she had to have a week of training, including sexual harassment training, before she started work. I worked as a summer camp … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Dennis Prager, Personal
Tagged bible class, Dennis Prager, girl camp, model camp, night bible study, sexual harassment training, summer camp counselor
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Self-Portrait In Turkey
In a 2004 lecture on Deuteronomy 16, Dennis Prager says: “The Jews are very tempted by Canaanite paganism. We’re all tempted by paganism. Pagan is the natural state of things. An invisible one God is hardly natural compared to a … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Dennis Prager, Torah
Tagged christian clergy, christian clergyman, Dennis Prager, fertility gods, goddess of fertility, invisible one, logical impossibility, male god, one god
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Dennis Prager: ‘Holiness Protects Ethics’
In his 2004 lecture on Deuteronomy 14, Dennis Prager says: “There’s a tacit agreement in Jewish life between the observant and the non-observant — we both agree that the laws have no meaning.” “It is a pain in my life … Continue reading
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Tagged american communist, Dennis Prager, jacob milgrom, jew hatred, klu klux, muslim terrorists
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Animal Sacrifice Was A Good Thing
In a lecture on Deuteronomy 12 delivered in 2004, Dennis Prager says: “I was in my twenties on an airplane. I was sitting next to a woman who had a vegetarian meal. I asked her if she was a vegetarian. … Continue reading
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Tagged animal rights movement, animal sacrifice, carcas, Dennis Prager, experiments on animals, nazi germany, princeton professor, secular age, vegetarian meal
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Don’t Let Yourself Go
I enjoy beauty and when I have to look at a fat slob, it bums me out. So ladies, shape up! Guys, shape up! We can’t take others for granted. We owe them our best. On his radio show today, … Continue reading
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Tagged bloke, bums, definition of friend, Dennis Prager, three women, waitresses
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Swinging Freely With My Emotions
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says he can’t think of any circumstance where he’d be governed by his emotions. If Dennis Prager says it, it must be true! I wanna be like Dennis Prager. He’s my hero. Crissy … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Personal
Tagged cbs news, crissy, Dennis Prager, herb kohl, luke ford, psycho therapy, rapist, strong man, substantive agenda
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Taking Strong Views
Dennis Prager says in his 15th lecture on Deuteronomy (2003) that he teaches to no particular group. “Most people who take positions have a specific group they appeal to. My appeal is to people individually than groupwise. Most people teaching … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, deuteronomy, doctrinal positions, specific group, torah class
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Married People Talk Different
In his 13th lecture on Deuteronomy, Dennis Prager says: “I play a game on the radio. When a person calls, and starts talking, and all I have is a name and the city, I know nothing else about the person, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Dennis Prager, Marriage
Tagged Dennis Prager, deuteronomy, place on earth, sex life, sexual beings, sexual tension
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Just Wait A Month And Then You Can Rape Her!
In his 12th lecture on Deuteronomy (2003), Dennis Prager says on the Torah verse about taking a captive woman as a wife after she’s left alone for 30 days to mourn her family: “You may not touch her for 30 … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, deuteronomy, rape women, thirty days, winning a war
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