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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
What Are Some Multiple-Choice Test Questions That Favor Whites?
So in New Haven there was this multiple-choice test that no black firefighters passed. The city concluded the test was racially biased. So what kind of questions in such a test would favor non-black firefighters? Many of the questions were … Continue reading
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Tagged affirmative action case, african american culture, authoritarian government, basic math, black underclass, conservative view, Dennis Prager, justice ginsberg, multiple choice test, test questions
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Why Does Adultery Get Quicker Condemnation Than Any Other Sin?
The number one news story this week has been the affair by the South Carolina governor. Why? Are we quicker to condemn adulterers than other sinners? I think we are. Why? I suspect that most people in a committed relationship, … Continue reading
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Tagged axis of evil, Dennis Prager, high anxiety, moral conflict, sexual norms, south carolina governor
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Dennis Prager: ‘Maybe I Should Run For President’
That was Dennis Prager’s reaction to Governor Sanford’s confession of an affair. "I’m only half kidding," said Dennis. "While the Democrats are transforming America, Republicans are engaging in these libidinious explorations." "These things are a disaster." Prager notes that Obama … Continue reading
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Tagged confession, Dennis Prager, explorations, mark sanderson, Republicans
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Did The Rambam Abandon His Principles As Quickly As I Abandoned My Morals?
The Rambam produced his 13 essential principles of the Jewish faith when he was a young man. And then he never mentioned them again. That’s why Rabbi Shlomo Goren held that the Rambam abandoned his 13 essential principles. If he … Continue reading
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Tagged compromises, Dennis Prager, morals, principles of the jewish faith, rabbi shlomo, rambam
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The Biggest Thing To Develop Character
"…is taking care of yourself and others," said Dennis Prager on his radio show Wednesday. "In that respect, Europeans are more childlike than Americans. Why did doctors come to your house when you were a kid? Before all these government … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, europeans, government interventions, radio show, sense entitlement
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Equality Is A Goyisha Value
Rabbi Gil Student writes: Jewish law has Jews treat other Jews in a somewhat more favorable fashion, e.g. forbidding a Jew to charge interest on a loan to another Jew but permitting him to do it on a loan to … Continue reading
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Tagged aliyot, Dennis Prager, different fashion, gentile, gil student, jewish law, keith obermann, preferential treatment, relevant standards, worst person in the world
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Tears For Fears
Kundalini Yoga class. I arrive five minutes early. I put down my stuff, take up my cross, roll out my mat, sit next to the wall, lie down on my back while simultaneously sending my legs straight up in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, freelance journalist, holy hell, Jewish Journalism, lake of fire, lofty thoughts, luke ford, orthodox synagogue, small exception, tears for fears, yoga class
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Dennis Prager Likes ABBA
Dennis loved the Eurovision music contest and spent an hour on YouTube watching the songs and the pretty girls performing in them. On his second hour of his radio show today, Dennis saidto his producer Allan Estein and his tech … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, estein, music contest, pretty girls, rare example, youtube
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Almost No Christians Left In Middle East Muslim Countries
That’s because they are so persecuted there, said Dennis Prager in his second hour (echoing the words of the Pope). "Islamophobia is phony. Christianphobia is real. Muslims are treated perfectly fine in the United States of America. That’s why they … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, islamophobia, muslim countries, muslim country, quot, swedes
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Can You Order A Miracle?
On the front of RabbiAriKahn.com, the rabbi debunks voodoo Judaism whereby if you do certain rituals at a certain place and recite certain things, you can get a shiduch (marriage) or a job etc. Anything that does not make sense … Continue reading
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Tagged challah, davening, Dennis Prager, kotel, magical potion, shidduch, sweet year
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