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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Exhausted By Islamic Anti-Semitism
Leon Cohen writes: Most useful will be “The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism: From Sacred Texts to Solemn History” written and edited by Andrew G. Bostom (Prometheus Books, $39.95). Bostom’s book is both exhaustive and exhausting, a tome of some 766 … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Semitism
Tagged book passages, Dennis Prager, prometheus books, prophet mohammed, rabbi joseph telushkin, tall pages
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Libertarian Economist On Dennis Prager’s Radio Show
Click here for the July 15, 2008 show. Twenty minutes in. Dennis: "If there’s a stupider group in America than bankers, I would like to meet them. I’ve come to the conclusion that banking is too important to leave in … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Economics
Tagged chuck schumer, david r henderson, Dennis Prager, libertarian economist, private corporations, systemic risk
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Dennis Prager Interviews Financial Columnist Robert Samuelson
Click here to listen. It’s 20 minutes in. July 14, 2008. Robert says the government is bailing out Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac. "They are providers of mortgage credit. If you are as old as I am, you remember the days … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Economics
Tagged Dennis Prager, different financial institutions, fannie mae and freddie mac, financial columnist, home mortgage loans, robert samuelson
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Rabbi Marc Gafni As A Rorschach’s Test
When I decide on who to let into my personal life, I make judgments about whether someone is good or bad. I only want good people close to me. In my professional life, I rarely try to classify people as … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, empirical facts, nightstalker, rabbi marc gafni, rorshach, saving graces
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Do All Women Dream About Divorcing Their Husbands?
I remember John Gray (Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus) told Dennis Prager on air that men appreciate their wives more than wives appreciate their husbands. Hanna Rosin writes: I want to take advantage of what Maureen Dowd … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage
Tagged american pastime, christie brinkley, Dennis Prager, good cheer, infinite choices, parent teacher conference
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You Can’t Be Depressed & Grateful At The Same Time
I heard that from a friend the other day over lunch. He’s studying to be a life coach. That idea makes sense to me. I tried feeling grateful and depressed at the same time and it didn’t work. It’s one … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, Happiness, life coach, lunch
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How’s Your Fourth Of July Seder Coming Along?
I’ve heard Jews from Dennis Prager to David Suissa suggest that Americans hold Fourth of July seders. How’s yours coming along? I’ve been too busy having "dinners with a difference" (Prager’s plan to get white and black people to eat … Continue reading
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Tagged black national anthem, congressman tom tancredo, Dennis Prager, mayor hickenlooper, national anthem fiasco, Tom Tancredo
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Dennis Prager To Wives: ‘If You Don’t Give Him Sex, He Doesn’t Know You Love Him’
Prager says on his radio show that sex is the primary way men feel loved by their wives. You may think that is simplistic but it is either true or not true. Prager notes some study that says women are … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, eight hours, pervert, radio show
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‘Many Non-Jews Regard This Psalm As Sacred’
During the third meal of the Sabbath (when the sun is going down Saturday evening), traditional Jews sing the 23rd Psalm in Hebrew (along with Yedid Nefesh and the Grace After Meals). Now picture an Orthodox shul where everyone’s enjoying … Continue reading
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Tagged bible scholar, Dennis Prager, herman wouk, john updike, morning prayers, orthodox shul
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Yay, Another Jewish Journal Cover Story On Gay Marriage
It feels like months since the last one. Julie Fax writes this week: While the advent of legal marriage for same-sex couples in California seems heaven-sent for some, for others it is yet another signal that earth is moving further away … Continue reading
Posted in Homosexuality, Jewish Journal
Tagged conservative radio host, definition of homicide, Dennis Prager, orthodox rabbi, orthodox rabbis, rabbi daniel
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