Prager H3: Dennis debates the new Prager University course “God or Atheism: Which Is More Rational?” with callers and those who have made comments on the course at YouTube.

Prager H2: Let’s not forget the evil that the terror brothers perpetrated, the horrible suffering they caused, before we lose ourselves in speculations in who the brothers are and why did what they did; and before people start expressing sympathy for the surviving brother… Northwestern is requiring diversity training as a graduation requirement… Europe no longer spends money on its own defense. It’s almost completely dependent on the US.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Michael Ledeen, senior fellow for the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies. Topics include Iran, Syria and Boston… Dennis continues the conversation with callers.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to Fred Burton, Stratfor terrorism expert and former counter-terrorism agent for the State Department… Bill Maher gets it right (doesn’t happen often) in a debate with a truly foolish professor.

Prager H2: The Obama Administration has decided not to try the surviving Boston terrorist as an enemy combatant… There are critical questions that the young brother needs to answer. Let’s hope he does before he lawyers up.

Prager H1: The older Tsarnaev brother called his mother in the middle of his shootout with police — after he had blown up sons, daughters, fathers and mothers… As he became more religious, the older brother said no to women in skirts, and yes to murder… Was the Tsarnaev mother the first to be radicalized?

Prager H3: Dennis updates the situation in Boston. Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: does poverty cause crime; why do men fear the phrase “can we talk;” does Dennis believe in the existence of the devil.

Prager H2: Staying happy in the face of evil like we saw in Boston this week and the tragedies like we saw in West, Texas is not easy. Can it be done? Dennis offers his answer. Callers weigh in.

Prager H1: The police closed in on the Boston Bombers last night. They turn out to be brothers, immigrants from the Chechnya region of Russia. Though they Muslim, it is too early to speculate what part their theology has played in their actions.