Prager 20180330 – 2 Happiness Hour: Religion and Happiness
Believing in God and having a religion gives you a much better chance at happiness than no God and no religion.
Believing in God and having a religion gives you a much better chance at happiness than no God and no religion.
YouTube’s mission statement about being an open forum is simply not true. So says the judge in the PragerU case… CA judge rules that coffee needs a cancer warning… The Left regards freedom with contempt.
Dennis talks to Warren Farrell, Chair of the Commission to Create a White House Council on Boys and Men. His new book with John Gray is The Boy Crisis… Dennis talks to PragerFORCE member, Sean Durkin, at Central Bucks High School South.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke puts excellence above diversity. For this he’s been roundly condemned… Dennis talks to Edward Lynch, chair of political science department at Hollins University (Roanoke, VA). The topic is corruption and the devastating effect it has in South America and around the world.
A Cleveland writer complains that the great Cleveland Orchestra is featuring a program of dead white males. He accuses the orchestra conductor of being a racist for excluding minority composers… Dennis talks to Ami Horowitz, video journalist. In his latest video, Ami asks students at George Washington University if the name of the university should be changed.
Corruption destroys whole countries. It’s pervasive around the world, unfortunately. It’s very rarely discussed because it’s not a “sexy” topic… John Paul Stevens, retired Supreme Court justice, calls for the repeal of the Second Amendment…
How much does adultery tell us about someone’s character? Can one commit adultery and still be a leader?
It’s now official Swedish policy to turn boys in gender neutral beings. Is that what parents what for their children?… PragerU loses the first round to Google/YouTube… Dennis talks to Morgan Sachs, a member of PragerFORCE at Florida Atlantic University.
In decades past people had a fear (respect) of authority. That fear has faded and we are paying a big social price.
