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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Christians United For Israel
From a speech Dennis Prager gave April 25 in Minneapolis to CUFI: A minute into his talk, Dennis puts on his yarmulke to say a shehecheyanu. Dennis: “I always get choked up when I do this. I make a little … Continue reading
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Tagged christians united for israel, Dennis Prager, king of the universe, little prayer, prayer to god, shehecheyanu
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Tavis Smiley: More Christians Than Muslims Blow Up People Every Single Day
See the video. Tavis Smiley: “But Christians do that [blow people up] every single day in this country.” I did a Google news search on this and there’s not one result. I wonder why the news media ignore such foolishness. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Coulter, columbine killers, Dennis Prager, Google, google news, muslim extremists
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Europe’s Low Birthrate
On Dennis Prager’s radio show today, Dutch novelist and essayist Leon DeWinter accounted for Europe’s tendency towards pacifism as largely due to its low birthrate. When you only have one son, you’re very reluctant to send him off to war. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dewinter, essayist, low birthrate, ponzi scheme, welfare state
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New Jersey’s Eloquent New Governor Chris Christie
He announced a constitutional amendment for November to cap property taxes at no more than 2.5% per year. A teacher complained she should make more money, say, $83,000 a year or $3 per pupil. “You’re not compensating me for my … Continue reading
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Tagged christie, constitutional amendment, Dennis Prager, new hero, pay scale, presidential material, property taxes, pupil
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Spilled Oil
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I have not spoken about this terrible oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. “Why have I not covered this? Because there’s nothing for me to say. Unlike the left, I have … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, gulf of mexico, james carville, oil spill, sad events, spilled oil
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Righteousness By Faith – A Road To Nowhere
I remember growing up that Seventh-Day Adventism was regarded as a demanding religion. It wanted one-tenth of your money (tithe) and one-seventh of your time (the Sabbath). Then this righteousness by faith movement swept through Adventism in the 1970s and … Continue reading
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Tagged church of jesus christ, Dennis Prager, faith movement, how to be a good person, invisible church, jewish theologian, loma linda university, righteousness by faith, seventh day adventism
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Rabbi Shmuley Boteach Debates Dennis Prager
This was done March 24, 2008 at Nessah synagogue in Beverly Hillls, a nominally Orthodox Persian shul. Dennis Prager: “I grew up in an East European Hasidic shtibble in New York. The rabbi was from Romania. Ultra-Orthodox. In order to … Continue reading
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Tagged 17th street, Dennis Prager, honor god, rabbi shmuley boteach, shul, yom kippur
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Arguments For Staying Faithful To Your Wife
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager gave advice to men on how to stay faithful. “If you have an affair, you’re hiding something from your wife. The more you hide from your spouse, the less close you are. The … Continue reading
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Tagged adrenalin rush, Dennis Prager, Infidelity, male friends, sexual excitement, sexual variety
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In The USA, You Determine How People Will React To You
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I’ve had this terrible sciatica recur. It’s very bad right now. It’s where you have a disc from your spine bulging out and touching nerves, the sciatic nerve goes down the back … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, disc bulge, Hugh Hewitt, routine surgery, Sarah Palin, sciatica nerve
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