Prager H3: Dennis talks to Charles Kesler, Professor of Government at Claremont McKenna College. His new book is I Am the Change: Barack Obama and the Crisis of Liberalism.

Prager H2: Dennis continues with open lines. Issues raised include: can you say that deafness is unfortunate or is that now politically incorrect; is there a difference between sin and evil; if you don’t believe in God will you go to hell.

Prager H1: From now until the end of the year, Dennis is opening up the lines for callers to raise any subject on their minds. Dennis has some items he wants to raise to. The first one is: we need holiness in our lives.

Prager H3: The Left believes the problem is guns. The Right believes the problem is conscience… Piers Morgan can only throw out insults when his guest makes sensible arguments regarding gun ownership… An Ivy League professor contends that Black Republicans, like new South Carolina senator, Tim Scott, are cynical Uncle Toms.

Prager H2: A new study suggests that when women have premarital doubts it’s a real cause for concern, but when men have doubts, it means nothing.

Prager H1: Dennis pays tribute to his dear friend and fellow talk show colleague, Frank Pastore, who died yesterday… There is new evidence that the earth is warming gently. That would actually be a good thing… Leading French actor, Gerard Depardieu, is now reviled by the French government for moving to Belgium to avoid new 75% taxes.

Prager H3: Dennis ponders the question: Why do people commit evil? A Best of Prager Interview, Originally aired September 19th, 2006.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to Eben Alexander, an atheist neurosurgeon who experienced life after death. His new book is Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon’s Journey into the Afterlife.

Prager H1: Dennis talks again to Scott Bolzan about his new book, “My Life Deleted: A Memoir,” now out in paperback.

Prager H3: The monster who perpetrated the Newtown massacre may have had mental illness issues, but that doesn’t explain why he murdered his mother, twenty innocent children and six other adults.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to John Lott, former chief economist for United States Sentencing Commission. His book More Guns, Less Crime (3rd edition 2010) is a landmark book in the field of crime statistics… A caller tells the chilling story of her violent son…

Prager H1: For the past few days, the Left and the Media have been obsessed with passing more gun laws. Very few, if any, in the media are talking about values. Do we fear good people with guns?