What if you want to get serious about religion but you don’t know which one to turn to. How do you start your search? Dennis has some answers. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast October 24, 2006.
Should you wait to start eating until others at the table have their food? This makes no sense to Dennis. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast November 1, 2005
Dennis describes the joys and benefits of smoking cigars and pipes. Callers have their own stories. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast July 27, 2005.
Dennis continues with his open lines format. Questions include: what is the best translation of the Hebrew Bible; why do we need God today; is it a good idea to separate men and women in a religious service. Originally broadcast December 25, 2007.
Dennis continues to take calls and answer questions on the issue of religion and religious faith. Issues raised include: do Jews think about Jesus around Christmas; what is the difference between liberal clergy and the Democratic party; is Allah the same God as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Originally broadcast December 25, 2007.
Dennis Live on Christmas Day. Dennis takes calls on the issue of religion. Issues raised include: does the Bible really advocate the stoning of disobedient children; what distinguishes the three Jewish denominations; what is the Jewish view of Mohammed; does God really need people to bow down to him; why do the three faiths of Abraham have so many conflicts. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast December 25, 2007.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: does life have meaning without God;; should all Americans see the atrocities that happened on October 7; what is the difference between joy and happiness.
Why, according to almost every study, are religious people happier than people who are not religious? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
Fewer Americans than ever describe themselves as religious. Fewer follow a particular religion. This is not without consequence. Look around: does it seem like we are living in a more moral society?… How can we persuade people to take religion, and specifically the Bible, more seriously?
