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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Four Negative Results Of Feminism
Dennis Prager writes: The first was the feminist message to young women to have sex just like men do. There’s no reason for young women to lead a different sexual life than men, they were told. Just as men can … Continue reading
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What Does It Mean To Walk Humbly With God?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Walk humbly with your God is another challenge to religious people. Don’t wear God on your sleeve. Walk humbly with your God. God should be omnipresent as a guide to good behavior … Continue reading
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Can You Pray The Gay Away?
Dennis Prager writes: Last week, The New York Times published an opinion piece by Karl W. Giberson and Randall J. Stephens, a physics professor and history professor at Eastern Nazarene College, respectively. The authors take evangelicals to task for being … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, eastern nazarene college, karl w giberson, massachusetts institute of technology, richard lindzen, same sex marriage
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Men And Women From Broken Homes
I’ve never forgotten when pick-up artist Neil Strauss told me he wouldn’t date women from broken homes. They had too much psychological baggage. I was struck by that and thought back over my relationships and I remembered all the turbulence … Continue reading
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Tagged admission officer, Dennis Prager, Neil Strauss, shiksas, talk show host, turbulent society
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Why Is Class Hatred Morally Superior to Race Hatred?
Dennis Prager writes: The major difference between Hitler and the Communist genocidal murderers — Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot — was what groups they chose for extermination. For Hitler, first Jews and ultimately Slavs and other “non-Aryans” were declared the … Continue reading
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Why Is Class Hatred OK?
From Dennis Prager: “Prager H1: Why is hatred of class different than hatred of race? Dennis asks why the left will so denounce hatred based on race, but then preach hatred based on class. Callers respond.” Joseph Stalin murdered about … Continue reading
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Tagged cambodians, class hatred, Dennis Prager, economic class, joseph stalin, pol pot
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Who’s To Blame For The Housing Crash?
Dennis Prager recommends these three books: Architects of Ruin: How big government liberals wrecked the global economy—and how they will do it again if no one stops them by Peter Schweizer, Paul Sperry’s The Great American Bank Robbery: The Unauthorized … Continue reading
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Tagged boom and bust, bush administrations, community reinvestment act, Dennis Prager, department of housing and urban development, fannie mae and freddie mac, federal housing administration, government liberals, peter j wallison, tom sowell
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Rick Perry Looks And Sounds Like A Defeated Man
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “During the debate last night, Rick Perry looked and sounded like a defeated man. It’s hard to imagine the American people electing him president. At this time, it looks like Herman Cain … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham lincoln, Dennis Prager, herman cain, mitt romney, ronald reagen, traditional christian theology
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Was Steve Jobs Arab?
Dennis Prager writes: The press feels bad for the Arab world in general and for Arab-Americans in particular. The former is almost never in the news for anything positive, and the latter are deemed victims of xenophobia and Islamophobia. So … Continue reading
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Tagged anglo saxon, arab americans, birth father, Dennis Prager, Google, white anglo saxon protestant
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