Rabbi Daniel Lapin

Rabbi Lapin took your calls about the benefits of interaction with fellow human beings. The meaning and origins associated with the names of the Boston bombing suspects. Earth Day-what it means to most Americans Daniel Lapin recently read an article that did a poll about most meaningful moments in life. The majority of the poll answers were the birth of a child. What are some of your most meaningful moments in life? Why President Obama favors Venezuela over Great Britain.

What's in a name? Rabbi Lapin did some research behind the name Timberlin, the deceased Bostom bombing suspect. Also the possible connection of the name to the Nazi regime. The dominant doctrine of secularism on the left. Rabbi Lapin asks listeners to do an experiment. Ask anyone who Michael Vick is and most people will know who he is. If you ask about Dr. Kermit Gosnel, an abortion specialist, very few would know who he is.

Topics discussed this hour: the unintended consequence of the digital revolution and its impact on today's children who think they are smarter than their parents.

Rabbi Lapin asks how thankful are you, and talks about the importance of expressing spiritual gratitude and thanks on a daily basis. Other topics include...the many reasons for Republican set backs and failed ideology of conservatism. The traits of being a great sales person is to appeal to the heart, and emotions, not the head.

In this hour, Rabbi Lapin says what makes our lives special are the intangible joys that affect our souls. Rabbi Lapin disputes the fact that liberals are stupid, saying there are both smart and dumb conservatives and liberals alike. Are human beings animals? A new Time Magazine study says the average person swears on a regular basis. Rabbi Lapin comments on the perils of profanity.

In this this hour, world leaders are wondering if and when North Korea will make a move on its escalating missile threat. Daniel Lapin asks why is the west falling into the vision of proportional response?

Rabbi Lapin shared an experience he had while hosting family members at his home over the Passover holiday. An unexpected repair problem that resulted in broken toilets and backed up sewer lines which surely could put any sane person to the test, resulted in a story that demonstrated the wherewithal to find a reliable plumber with the fastest response time to identify and fix the problem in a timely manner. As the story unfolded, the Rabbi concluded it's a good thing that so many of our everyday problems can be reduced to expenses.

Rabbi Lapin takes your calls on the looming North Korean Missile threat. Also he recalls arrogant statements made by former president George Bush and President Obama. Later in the hour, the Rabbi reaffirmed that men care more about what they achieve in the workplace, while women care more about how they look.

A high school senior from Pittsburgh, Pa.,writes a scathing letter to Ivy League colleges that denied her admission. Also, the differences between barbarism and secular fundamentalism.

Rabbi Lapin sings the praises of Judeo-Christian values and its influence on Western civilization.

This hour, people who mock and scorn the bible. Also, Rabbi Lapin discusses an article written by Susan Patton in the 'Daily Princetonian' which urges female students to find husbands before graduating. The Rabbi questions why traditional marriage is so disparaged at elite universities by those on the left.

Too often the trend in our society is for people to be separated. Rabbi Lapin takes your calls on the best way we can serve our fellow human beings. Also, Lifetime premiered its new reality series, "Preachers' Daughters," a show that follows three young women dealing with teen motherhood, drug issues, and sex before marriage, among other controversial topics.

Rabbi Lapin took your calls about propaganda messages in the movies, and the overuse of special effects. A proposal to repeal the crime of adultery from Colorado's books has been signed into law. The rising backlash in America against the rich for financial business success and why a large segment of society is uneducated about how to manage money and increase individual earning power.

The American Academy of Pediatrics says gay and lesbian parents should be allowed to marry if they choose because it is in the best interests of their children. Economic experts say it pays to invest in higher education, because a powerful connection between a child's early and higher education is linked to higher earnings which have positive effects on health. Rabbi Lapin asserts that traditional marriage has the greatest impact to ones mental, emotional, financial, and physical health. Platonic relationships between men and women, can they work? Leftism and the rise of the gay agenda in America. Rabbi Lapin explains the definition of biblical sin.

The appeal to expertism in our society and why we should not believe every study or report as being the absolute truth from a sensationalized media. Election maps often use a two-class color scheme (red and blue). Rabbi Lapin asks what are the differences between the two political maps and are they biased?