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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Shomer Hovel
Bob emails: Luke, I am struck by the amazing popularity of the VH1 shows: “Celebrity Rehab”, “Sex Rehab” and “Sober House”. These shows take drug addled, sex crazed C-list celebrities and throw them in a house to fight out all … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager Highlights
From DennisPrager.com: Thursday, February 25, 2010 Radio Show H1: Ex Post Facto Summit Prager H1: Dennis covers President Obama
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The Spiral Staircase Of Life
Psychiatrist Stephen Marmer was a guest on Dennis Prager’s radio show Friday. Dr. Marmer: “We work and rework all of the main challenges of development. Every time we do it, we can add to our happiness and reduce our unhappiness … Continue reading
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Why Doesn’t The Great Sin Of Pre-Marital Sex Get More Attention In Orthodox Life?
When I was growing up in Seventh-Day Adventist Christianity, the sin of fornication aka pre-marital sex received more attention than any other sin. It was the biggie. To do it, was to deny Christ and his love. I’ve never heard … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager Applied The Smackdown To Wayward Camp Kids
Dennis Prager writes (and click this link for Wonkette’s rebuttal): The Doritos kid deserved a physical response from this man
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What Price Do You Put On Virginity?
The Torah commands that a man who takes a woman’s virginity must either marry her or pay her father what her virginity is worth. Dennis Prager says we observe this law today — virginity is worth nothing, so we pay … Continue reading
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Why Is A Super Bowl Win So Great For New Orleans?
Dennis Prager: We always hear this, but I’m not sure why it is true. “They always say this. Every time a city’s team wins, it’s great for the city. And we all believe it. And then if you think about … Continue reading
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The Jewish Obsession With College
I am thrilled to find more original content in Dennis Prager’s latest column for the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles: Having been in public life all of my adult life, I am not infrequently recognized by strangers. Most days someone … Continue reading →