Still the only solution to the world’s problems
Dennis Prager
August 17, 2011
There is only one solution to the world’s problems, only one prescription for producing a near-heaven on earth.
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First fight yourself, then society
Dennis Prager
August 2, 2011
Some 20 years ago, I was putting my older son, then about 8 years old, to bed and asked him what he learned that day in school. Normally he would answer, as boys usually do, “Nothing.” But that night, he had an answer.
Adults who do not speak to a parent
Dennis Prager
July 19, 2011
For two decades I have been on a crusade: to convince adults who have cut off all communication with a parent to re-establish contact.
Opinion: Maybe San Francisco will wake Jews up
Dennis Prager
July 6, 2011
If San Francisco succeeds in banning circumcision, some good may come of it.
Opinion: Liberalism and the decline of a society’s character
Dennis Prager
June 21, 2011
While most American Jews and other liberals believe in the intrinsic goodness and moral superiority of liberal policies, powerful arguments can be made that liberal policies actually diminish a society’s moral character. Many individual liberals are wonderful people, but the policies they advocate tend to make a people worse.
My Jewish Credo
Dennis Prager
June 8, 2011
About 20 years ago, a Jewish publication in Australia invited me to make a list of my basic Jewish beliefs. I found the exercise much more difficult and much more significant than I had anticipated. I have come to believe that all those who consider themselves thoughtful individuals should draw up a list of their fundamental beliefs — not only religious ones, but political, social and moral as well. At least as much as our psyche and our nature, our core beliefs are what make us who we are.
Can We Celebrate the Death of Evil People?
Dennis Prager
May 24, 2011
We live in a time very different from any in the past.
Dancing with the Rabbis?
Dennis Prager
April 13, 2011
On April 3, under the auspices of the American Jewish University, in its Gindi Auditorium, five Los Angeles rabbis competed with one another in an evening titled “Dancing With the Rabbis.” As reported in this newspaper, the sellout crowd loved the evening.
Murderers should die
Dennis Prager
March 15, 2011
Last week, Rhode Island announced that it will release Michael Woodmansee from prison this August, 12 years early, because of “good conduct.” He will have served 28 years of his 40-year sentence. His crime? In 1975, Woodmansee tortured a neighbor’s 5-year-old son to death.
A Jew visits Vietnam
Dennis Prager
February 16, 2011
I spent last week in Vietnam and Cambodia. Visiting these two long-suffering countries made me revisit some of the basic beliefs that have shaped my life. The most important of these is communism. Nothing has shaped my political and social outlook as communism has: its mind-boggling evil — more than 125 million civilians killed, countless others tortured and enslaved — and the amoral reactions to it among so many in the West. Unfortunately, this reaction also has a lot to do with 20th century Jewish life, which I will address shortly.
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