This week Dennis visits with Dr. Dave Arnott, Dallas Baptist University’s Professor of Management and Economics, to discuss Biblical economics. People often dismiss the Bible’s relevance on this topic—based on its 2,000-year age. Their conversation reveals the Bible’s ancient wisdom on hard work, monopolies, property ownership, trade, and socialist ideas.

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Ep. 237 — Can We Learn about Economics from the Bible? with Professor Dave Arnott

The Bible commands us to honor our father and mother, but that’s sometimes easier said than done. This week, Dennis discusses how to honor a difficult parent, why parental authority matters, and why God commands it in the first place.

This episode was pre-recorded. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by Hurricane Ian. May God bless and protect you and your loved ones.

Ep. 257 — Why You Should Honor Your Parents

Dennis spends this week’s Fireside Chat answering your questions on what the Bible says about sexuality, what it means to fear God, and how to discern conspiracy theories. Don’t forget to check out Dennis’s new volume of The Rational Bible on Deuteronomy!

Episode 256 — Follow Your Values, Not Your Instincts

Is the world better because you’re in it? The self-esteem movement ushered in sentiments like this, but what are the consequences of heaping praise on children? Dennis argues that teaching children self-control is more important than self-esteem. He then answers your questions about the arts, children’s innocence, monogamy, and the relationship between work and doing what you love.

Ep. 255 — Is the World Better Because You're in It?

Are some people addicted to fear? Dennis explains why letting irrationality govern your life leads to fear and unhappiness. Instead, we should use reason and ask ourselves, “What’s the worst that can happen?” Dennis encourages us to get out of our comfort zones and conquer our fears.

Ep. 254 — Reason Is the Antidote to Fear

Pew Research Center reports that a majority of U.S. teens value people feeling safe online over being able to speak freely. Dennis shares his thoughts on what this reveals about young people in America today. He then answers your questions and shares his three favorite words in the English language. Can you guess what they are?

Ep. 253 — Is Feeling Safe More Important than Free Speech?

Dennis reacts to a tweet about women and work, which reveals how modern feminism has destroyed meaningful work for both sexes. He then answers your questions about music, adopted children, and the battle against narcissism and coveting.

Ep. 252 — Has Feminism Ruined Work?

Dennis summarizes his life’s work as understanding the consequences of secularism. In view of that, Dennis addresses three reasons why young people today are alienated from religion. He also answers questions about his childhood, marital issues, being ready to face change, and whether God can learn in relation to us.

Ep. 251 — Secularism: The Age of the Absurd

In the wake of the FBI raid on a former president’s home, Dennis reminds us that freedom is a value, not an instinct. Liberty has always been part of Dennis’s nature, even when he was a kid exploring the streets of Manhattan. In this week's episode, Dennis answers your questions and ends with an exciting announcement: This week only, all donations to PragerU will be doubled!

Ep. 250 — Is Liberty in Your Nature?

What does Dennis think about the recent state of emergency declared over Monkeypox? Is it just another excuse for more government control? Dennis discusses the difference between intelligence and common sense (which isn’t so common these days). He then answers questions about how to win back the culture, the importance of speaking out, and helping the fighters by making a tax-deductible donation to PragerU.

Ep. 249 — Common Sense Is Not So Common

In this week’s episode, Dennis shares his thoughts on the self-love movement. He reacts to popular quotes, song lyrics, and a tweet about never leaving home as an act of self-love. Dennis also discusses the consequences of secularism and offers some dating advice. It’s Dennis’s birthday next week, so don’t forget to show him some love!

Ep. 248 — Does Self-Love Make You a Better Person?

Dennis addresses the younger generation and shares his thoughts on how they’ve been deprived of the best things in life: God and Country. He also answers questions about the correlation between the middle class and the economy, having opposite politics in marriage, and building good habits. The best habit, and Dennis’s favorite, is gratitude!

Ep. 247 — What Are Young People Missing?

Dennis shares his thoughts on divorce and why the possibility of it is good for a marriage. He also dives into other nuances of the topic, including divorcing “too easily,” God’s response, and infidelity. Dennis answers a viewer on where to find unbiased news sources and ends with a reminder that a pain-free life is a shallow life.

Ep. 246 — Do People Divorce Too Easily?

Dennis reacts to the 4th of July shooting in Chicago and shares his opinions on capital punishment. He also discusses the dangers of marijuana and why he thinks it’s worse than alcohol or tobacco. In response to a question about hope for returning to normalcy, Dennis reflects on happiness, humor, and the importance of self-awareness.

Ep. 245 — The Danger of "Health Above All"

In the wake of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, Dennis discusses what he finds most disturbing about the pro-choice stance and what’s happened with the left’s moral compass. He also answers your questions on suffering, meaningful identities, patriotism in America, and the difficult question plaguing young people today: “What should I do with my life?” Dennis wishes everyone a happy and meaningful 4th of July!

Ep. 244 — Dennis Reacts: Overturning Roe v. Wade

Dennis reacts to a tweet about the “offensiveness” of asking someone, “Where Are You From?” He also answers questions on complex topics including hate, identity, and LGBTQ influence on children. Remember, the one freedom no one can take away from you is how you choose to react!

Ep. 243 — Is It Offensive To Ask "Where Are You From?"

In reaction to the recent Texas shooting, Dennis gives his thoughts on gun violence, its increasing frequency, and its potential causes. He also offers advice for those facing uncertainty and dives into a fascinating discussion on happiness. Would you rather be happy or have fun? They’re not the same, and Dennis explains why. 


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