Episode 568 Show Notes- Faith Meets Reason: Dennis Prager on the Bible’s Enduring Relevance
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Episode Description
In this thought-provoking episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano sits down with renowned intellectual and author Dennis Prager to discuss his latest book, The Rational Bible: Numbers: God and Man in the Wilderness. Known for his rational approach to scripture, Prager unpacks how the Bible’s wisdom, especially from the Book of Numbers, is profoundly relevant to today’s world. The conversation delves into America’s crisis of faith, the role of reason in belief, and the cultural impact of secularism on society. Prager’s insights offer a refreshing look at how ancient wisdom applies to modern challenges, resonating with people across all beliefs.
Episode Highlights:
- Why The Rational Bible invites readers to explore faith through reason and never asks for blind belief
- How America’s shift away from faith is impacting families, social values, and the country’s moral compass
- Insights from Numbers on gratitude, the dangers of ingratitude, and practical ways to foster appreciation in daily life
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Show Notes- Faith Meets Reason: Dennis Prager on the Bible’s Enduring Relevance
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