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Tim Tebow And Divine Intervention
Ross Douthat writes: Nothing discredits religion quite like the gap that often yawns between what believers profess and how they live. With Tebow, that gap seems so narrow as to be invisible. (“There’s not an ounce of artifice or phoniness … Continue reading
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A Chink In The Armor Of The New York Knicks
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “An ESPN columnist writes about the New York Knicks. The Tim Tebow of the NBA right now — Jeremy Lin, whose parents came from Taiwan. He went to Harvard. A few months … Continue reading
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This Week’s Torah Portion – Parashat Vayeshev (Genesis 37-40)
I discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Rabbs Mondays at 5:00 pm PST on the Rabbi Rabbs cam and on YouTube. Facebook Fan Page. This week we study Parashat Vayeshev (Genesis 37-40). * Even rabbis like Tim Tebow’s public displays … Continue reading
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Even Rabbis Like Tim Tebow
I have never seen a phenomenon in sports like Tim Tebow. And that he is such a genuinely good person is a bonus. He reminds me a little bit of Steve Young who was the only professional athlete during my … Continue reading
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Why Is A Super Bowl Win So Great For New Orleans?
Dennis Prager: We always hear this, but I’m not sure why it is true. “They always say this. Every time a city’s team wins, it’s great for the city. And we all believe it. And then if you think about … Continue reading
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