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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Rational Reasons For Staying Faithful
Dennis Prager devoted an hour to this topic on his radio show yesterday. He offered three main reasons: * Infidelity won’t work. It won’t cure your urge to stray. "The next day or the next week, you’ll yearn for another … Continue reading
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How Free Is The University?
Photos: Anne D. Neal, Avi Davis, Daniel Pipes, David Jones, Ed Morgan, Hugh Hewitt, Hugh Hewitt, Hugh Hewitt, John Carroll, Marc Cogen, Rachel Fish, Steve Emerson, Steve Emerson I spend Sunday at this American Freedom Alliance conference at USC. I … Continue reading
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Tagged alliance conference, american freedom, daniel pipes, Dennis Prager, ed morgan, freedom alliance, Hugh Hewitt, leftist thinkers, marc cogen, professor ed, victor davis hanson
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Video Interview With Avi Davis Of The American Freedom Alliance
Video interview with Avi Davis of the AFA. The American Freedom Alliance will host a two day international conference on academic freedom on Sunday, June 15 and Monday, June 16, 2008 at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. … Continue reading
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Tagged daniel pipes, david horowitz freedom center, Dennis Prager, Hugh Hewitt, intercollegiate studies institute, victor davis hanson
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The Game Behind The Game
Dennis Prager talks to Frank Pastore, former major league pitcher and currently a talk show host in Los Angeles. Dennis asks Frank what happens behind the scenes of the nation’s pastime.
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Obligatory Sex
Allison Williams says on Dennis Prager’s radio show June 4: "Husbands and wives must have sex. It’s not optional. Both men and women need sex for different reasons. It’s foolish to think you can have a sexless marriage and prevent … Continue reading
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Tagged allison williams, Dennis Prager, husbands and wives, physical sex, pushing the limits, sexless marriage
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How Free Is The University?
Video interview with Avi Davis of the AFA. The American Freedom Alliance will host a two day international conference on academic freedom on Sunday, June 15 and Monday, June 16, 2008 at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. … Continue reading
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Tagged daniel pipes, david horowitz freedom center, Dennis Prager, Hugh Hewitt, intercollegiate studies institute, victor davis hanson
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The Oy of Sex; Adultery Can’t Be Kosher. Can It? A Story About God, Conscience . . . and Concubines
You can seek all the outlets you want, but don’t claim God blesses you for it. In Judaism and Christianity and Islam, sex is a genie to be confined to the marital bottle (Dennis Prager’s words). I may sin but … Continue reading
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Tagged brooklyn accent, claim god, dancing wind, Dennis Prager, extramarital sex, household harmony, instruction sheets, islam sex, kosher style, lampposts, laura blumenfeld, mad men, morning prayers, ok men, peace and harmony, rabbi jacob, secretive group, sexual mate, t claim, upper west side
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How Do You Make Good People?
For the past two months, I’ve had a part-time job — picking up kids from school and driving them home. This time in the car with a load of terrorists (if I don’t give them everything they want, they will … Continue reading
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Tagged acquaintances, babysitter, belief, common sense, Dennis Prager, divine command, goyim, history of sex, Jews, life hell, moral code, moral education, necessary ingredients, notions, orthodox jews, part time job, pervert, prerequisites, seat belts, seatbelts, socialism, sodomize, spinning globe, travails, weirdo
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