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Tag Archives: radio show
Divorce Statistics
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Conservatives read divorce statistics as an immediate indictment of the morality of a society. I see it more as tragedy than as evil. I don’t have this image that people just divorce … Continue reading
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A Happy Country
Dennis Prager said on his radio show yesterday: “It is so good for you to see the many ways to lead a life. It’s good to be challenged. Do they do this better there? Are there billboards different? We don’t … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager Changes His Position On Spanking
On his radio show Oct. 27, 2009, Dennis said he never spanked his kids. He now thinks that was a mistake. "Everything within context — spanking, yelling. All things being equal, when done right, a spanking can be less injurious … Continue reading
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Will Love Of Christ Overcome Lack Of Sex?
I was raised (in Seventh-Day Adventism) that you should not mess around before marriage. You should not even kiss too intensely. On his second hour of his radio show Friday, Dennis Prager got a call from a evangelical Christian man … Continue reading
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Are You A Good Person?
If person who’ve been close to you keep falling away and you are alienated from good people, that’s a good way of asking what gives with you. Geez, what gives with me? I have this problem. Dennis Prager talked about … Continue reading
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How Do You Show Someone You Truly Love Him?
I think it is clear to me that the only convincing way to show somebody that you love him is to sacrifice your child. You call your friend over and then you point out your child hanging on a cross … Continue reading
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Can You Cheat On Your Girlfriend?
On his radio show Friday, Dennis Prager talked about David Letterman admitting to having had sex with several of his female workers. In March, Letterman married his girlfriend of two decades. "If you’re not married, the rules are different," says … Continue reading
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Leftist Happiness Is Rooted In What Will Happen
On the third hour of Dennis Prager’s radio show today, he quoted President Obama saying that no government bureaucrat or insurance bureaucrat will stand between you and the health care you need. Dennis: "The happiness of the Left is not … Continue reading
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Who Do You Love More?
When I was a kid, some time between age eight and 15, I asked my mother who did she love more? Me or dad? She said dad. Should you put your spouse or your kids first? Dennis Prager tackled the … Continue reading
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