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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Dennis Prager Delivers The 7th Annual Ariel Avrech Memorial Lecture
Who was Ariel Avrech? 10 a.m. Young Israel of Century City (YICC). I walk in clutching a copy of the new novel — By Fire, By Water — written by Mitchell James Kaplan. I flip to the first page, which … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, james kaplan, nathaniel hawthorne, new novel, shul, Young Israel
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Rabbi Sharon Brous Compares Sunday’s Rally For Israel To A Laker Rally
Rabbi Sharon Brous writes for the Jewish Journal. I wonder if she will face any consequences for the appalling things she wrote. I expect her congregation of Ikar is far more leftist than Jewish and so they really don’t give … Continue reading
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Tagged american jews, brous, Dennis Prager, giving money, Jewish Journal, wing politics
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Where Are The Orthodox?
In the wake of last week’s flotilla mess, numerous non-Orthodox rabbis took to print to critique Israel’s response. Among them was Conservative rabbi Sharon Brous. Her complete lack of expertise in matters of security did not stop her from approvingly … Continue reading
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Tagged bradley shavit artson, conservative rabbi, Dennis Prager, flotilla, israeli policies, mossad, orthodox clergy, orthodox rabbis, security methods, torah scholar, torah scholars
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Is Like A Shower
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “My new hero in the United States is the New Jersey governor Chris Christie. Here he is again telling truths that are never spoken out of fears of the unions.” “You know … Continue reading
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Tagged cognitive dissonance, Dennis Prager, jersey governor, new hero, teacher unions
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Helen Thomas Resigns
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I’ve never liked Helen Thomas but I’ve never bothered spending time about her. She was always this far-left voice in the press corps. She was tolerated because of her age and being … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, helen thomas, radio show, spending time
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You Should Earn Self-Esteem By Doing Estimable Things
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “That’s the only estimable coinage. The rest is counterfeit. Counterfeit self-esteem either produces narcissism or profound unhappiness when the day comes that I recognize it has been counterfeit.” Caller: “We have a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, old girl, radio show, self esteem, unhappiness
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Woman Fired For Being Too Attractive
Dennis Prager says she was not fired for being too attractive. The bank fired her for dressing too provocatively. If she did dress immodestly and would not stop dressing immodestly, Dennis said he defended the bank’s actions. Dennis said he … Continue reading
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Tagged business suits, chrysler building, craig fisher, Dennis Prager, male managers, provocative photos, street gossip
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Spike Lee
Dennis Prager on his radio show today: “I sat next to Spike Lee for five hours New York to LA. I don’t want to badmouth the guy but he didn’t say a word to the guy sitting next to him, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, marijuana, radio show, screws, spike lee
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Behind The GLBT Movement
When I can’t figure out whether a person is male or female, it disturbs me. I like people who are clear and forthright in their identity. I like Jews who are Jewish and Christians who are Christian and women who … Continue reading
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Tagged advance australia fair, Dennis Prager, glbt movement, harvard psychologist, male and female brains, paul bloom, stiff upper lip, yale professor
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An impromtu debate between Rabbi Shmuley and Dennis Prager as they travel through Africa
This was recorded during Thanksgiving, 2009. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: “Values are not just abortion and gay marriage.” Dennis Prager: “Those are very huge.” Shmuley: “Values are family values. Keeping families together is the main thing. I don’t see where gays … Continue reading
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Tagged christian pastors, deepok chopra, Dennis Prager, joel olsteen, rabbi shmuley, Shmuley Boteach
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