On Today’s Show: Dennis explores the age-old question: does God exist? He tackles the argument that the material world created itself, and the typical response from atheists: “Who made God?” Dennis argues that this question is a deflection, avoiding the real issue of where the material world came from.
On Today’s Show: Dennis explores the complexities of male sexuality and the consequences of giving in to one’s natural drives. He discusses the “not good choices” men can make, including living from woman to woman, visiting prostitutes, and marrying with a mistress. Dennis argues that these choices may provide temporary excitement but ultimately lead to a life of superficiality and lack of personal growth.
On Today’s Show: Dennis explores the story of the Tower of Babel and its significance in the Torah. He delves into the biblical account of humanity’s attempt to build a tower that reaches the sky, and God’s response to their actions. Dennis examines the themes of pride, unity, and the importance of diversity, highlighting the dangers of a unified language and the benefits of a world with many cultures and languages. He also discusses the story of Abraham, who is called by God to leave his family and country, and the significance of this call in the context of the Torah.
On Today’s Show: Dennis dives into the importance of understanding the root cause of unhappiness. He emphasizes that knowing why we’re feeling unhappy is crucial to addressing it, just like knowing the source of a headache or illness is key to treating it. Dennis shares a simple yet powerful suggestion: ask yourself what’s causing your unhappiness and imagine if that issue were resolved, would you be happy?
On Today’s Show: Prager continues to explore the complexities of male sexuality, discussing the inherent differences between men and women. He delves into the male sex urge, which is quantitative rather than qualitative, and how this affects relationships. Dennis also touches on the societal and institutional proofs of these differences, including pornography, prostitution, and strip clubs. He argues that men’s natural inclination towards variety and quantity is a challenge that must be acknowledged and addressed.
On Today’s Show: Dennis Prager explores the complexities of male-female relationships. He discusses the fine line between noticing and staring at a woman, and how men can unintentionally make women feel uncomfortable. Dennis shares a caller’s story about a man who stared at her chest during a conversation, and how she handled the situation. He also delves into the importance of understanding that men are naturally visual creatures, but need to exercise self-control in social settings. This conversation aims to promote mutual understanding and respect between the sexes.
