As we moved closer to the 10-year anniversary of the Islamic terrorist attack on the United States on September 11th, 2001, there were dozens, if not hundreds, of articles and statements on talk radio and television made about the lessons we’ve learned. I’m glad we’re thinking about the subject, but I don’t think we in the [...]
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What Have We Learned?
Posted in Dennis Prager, Jesus Christ, Miscellaneous on September 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Weak, Just Weak
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, Dennis Prager, questions on June 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I listened to an interview with Vincent Bugliosi on a podcast of Dennis Prager’s radio talk show, and was surprised – not in a good way. Bugliosi’s latest book, Divinity of Doubt: The God Question, is his case for agnosticism. He is neither a theist (one who believes in a divine being) or an atheist (one [...]
The Beauty of Brevity
Posted in Dennis Prager, faith in life, Miscellaneous, practical stuff on June 22, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Brevity can be beautiful. Doug Wilson, in some form or fashion, has said that Christians need to develop “one-liners” to answer questions, make points, and “close the mouths of the obstreperous” (to quote John Calvin). We need quick, brief, succinct statements that start, carry, and sometimes end a conversation. Even though I’ve fought against the [...]
On whether a book is worth the price
Posted in Books, Christian life, Dennis Prager, Ministry, Pastors on February 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
How do you know if a book is worth the price you paid for it? Gladly, we don’t have a specific mathematical equation to solve the problem, but the question remains. A book is worth the price if I get at least one good thought from it. Dennis Prager (talk-show host and thinker extraordinaire) [...]
Prager on Happiness
Posted in Christian life, Dennis Prager, gratitude, Happiness on June 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Dennis Prager, one of my favorite radio talk-show hosts, has one hour of his program every week devoted to the subject of happiness. Several weeks ago, he brought up the issue of what we think will make us happy and what will actually make us happy. The lists are interesting. What we think will [...]
