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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
I’m Discussing Darwin Monday At 9PM
What should I say? I want to give a Torah perspective on the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth. I never learned much biology. Never studied much trigonometry. All I know is that I love you and if you’d love me … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged 150th anniversary, abraham lincoln, beautiful world, darwin, Dennis Prager, medical discoveries, medical researcher, origin of species, religious purposes, torah perspective
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Dennis Prager: ‘Everyone I Know Has Been Turned Down For Credit’
On the first hour of his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager said: "Everyone I know has been turned down for loans. The banks got all this money but they don’t give out loans. If I were emotional, I’m about to … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager
Tagged bush bailout, Dennis Prager, global differences, individualism collectivism scale, malcolm gladwell, malcolm gladwell book
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How Do You Deal With Friends Who Want To Demean You?
Like Dennis Prager, I’ve dedicated my life to uplifting the human condition. I pattern my behavior on tne highest ideals of Western Civilization in general and the Torah in particular. Despite this, I have people in my life who try … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged american work ethic, Dennis Prager, nigger, Torah, western civilization
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Dennis Prager Changed My Life
CJ posts: "Hi. I fully understand what you said regarding the change of your life because if this amazing man. He changed mine too. I took a flight from L.A. to N.Y. back in 2006. I sat next to him. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, everyday god, Happiness, wisdom
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What Hamas Is Doing To Southern Israel Will Inflame Jews
It is unpredictable how Jews in the United States will react to these rocket attacks and non-Jews should be on guard against angry rioting Jews. Can you imagine such a thing? Or the pope announces that non-Christians should beware because … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Israel
Tagged alicia mundy, british citizens, british muslims, Dennis Prager, jewish institutions, muslim council, pressure israel, southern israel
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Why Be Good?
In the summer of 1995, I wrote Dennis Prager a letter (15 months earlier, I moved to Los Angeles to work for him, the job fell through) asking for his permission to develop his ideas on how to be a … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Ethics, Personal
Tagged Dennis Prager, history of porn, how to be a good person, radio show, writing a book
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Did ‘The Pianist’ Have A Point?
I saw this movie with a gorgeous shiksa in a dark and empty theater and one thing led to another and we were groping each other in the dark like there was no tomorrow. Pictures of the Holocaust do that … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Personal
Tagged andrew gumbel, Dennis Prager, horrors of war, pictures of the holocaust, protagonist, rabbi shmuley, roman polanski, shiksa, world war ii
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Where’s The Jewish Richard John Neuhaus?
Rabbi Gil Student nominates Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. I agree that R. Sacks is eloquent, but he does lead anybody? Does he influence thought? Does he lead intellectual change? I don’t think so. He’s a silver-tongued spokesman for the British … Continue reading
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Tagged chief rabbi, Dennis Prager, father richard john neuhaus, gil student, rabbi jonathan sacks, richard john neuhaus, supreme court justices
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