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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
The Difference Between Theology And Values
Theology does not matter much. Many Christians believe I am going to hell because I left Christianity, rejected Jesus Christ, and converted to Orthodox Judaism. Yet these very Christians treat me and other Jews beautifully. They support Israel. You can … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, fellow christians, jews for jesus, mainstream christianity, orthodox judaism, traditional christians
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When Your Ideology Makes You Mean
Dennis Prager writes: Only a fool believes that all those with whom he differs are bad people. Moreover, just about all of us live the reality — often within our own family — of knowing good and loving people with … Continue reading
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Doing Something Rude To Tim Tebow
Tim Tebow is the most visible representative of organized religion in America today. And there’s something about good people such as Tim (if you love God or goodness, you gotta love Tim Tebow) that makes bad people hate on them. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, emotional game, orthodox judaism, orthodox rabbi, pittsburgh steelers, talmud study
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I’m Now Rooting For Rick Santorum
I won’t be depressed if Mitt Romney is the Republican nominee. I much prefer him to John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential candidate. Over the past eight months, I’ve swung from rooting for Michelle Bachmann to Rick Perry to Herman … Continue reading
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You Have To Make An Effort
On Dennis Prager’s radio show today, psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Marmer said: “Happiness, love, creativity, will power, all of them need input. Entropy, the tendency for things to disintegrate, is the default state. If we don’t put energy in, we’re going … Continue reading
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Run Your Fingers Through Her Hair To Get Bang For Your Buck
I’m listening to Alison Armstrong on the Dennis Prager show. Dennis: “You have to be politically incorrect or you can not tell the truth.” Alison, talking about women: “We [sometimes] avoid communicating with you [men], connecting with you.” “You [men] … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Armstrong, connotation, Dennis Prager, dennis prager show, male caller
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What Do You Have To See In LA?
On his radio show Dec. 15, 2011, Dennis Prager says: “Yesterday my wife and I went to the Walt Disney Concert Hall. “It’s wonderful living in LA, but there isn’t much to see. It’s not a tourist attraction like San … Continue reading
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