Rabbi Daniel Lapin's podcast

Western civilization did not invent slavery — it ended it. Western civilization didn't harm countries through colonialism, it helped them. These are hard truths to swallow but they are true. So, why do so many people hate civilization? Let's define civilization, shall we? Let's look at the chief characteristics that a civilization must possess. We shall list them in this episode. Why are Israel and America singled out for hatred and not Sweden, France, and Germany? Why Reform Judaism is more socially acceptable. Any thug, either urban or international, is advantaged by willingness to use violence. In a robust civilized landscape, thugs lose their advantage — naturally, they hate civilization. To join our conversation, come to www.WeHappyWarriors.com.

The most terrible regret is realizing your biggest life mistakes after it is too late to repair them. Sadly, most old people have figured out the secrets of a successful and fulfilling life—that is why we need to respect age. But most elderly people discovered their mistakes long after it was too late to rectify them. Are your two most important decisions who to marry and what job to seek? No! No! No! Your rabbi explains why those two popular misconceptions are so wrong—and what the right way is to approach marriage and money. Why is the secret of Italian driving more useful to you than a therapeutic roadmap? Why does everyone need a coach? What do the Ten Commandments have to do with your rabbi's coaching foundation of Fitness, Family, Finance, Friendship, and Faith? Will expressing rage make women happy? Can parental estrangement hurt your finances? For more information: www.RabbiDanielLapin.com/start

I am Islamophobic, not because of the brutal descriptions and bloodthirsty directives easily found in the Koran, but because terrorists of the Islamic faith have perpetrated thousands of attacks that have killed tens of thousands of innocent victims since the World Trade Center attacks of September 11th, 2001. In other words, it is not words in holy books that tell us about a faith, it is the behavior of its adherents. I am willing to acknowledge that as an outsider, I don't understand the full implications of ancient texts. But I do understand murderous behavior. Candace Owens ignores the reality that nobody walking the streets of Rome, London, or Sydney, need fear being knifed or shot by a briefcase-wielding Jewish accountant. Instead, she focuses on, not Jewish holy texts, no, on a discredited book written by a 19th century anti-Semitic academic fraud whose book tells of horrors in Jewish holy texts but which in fact do not exist. What is the Talmud? What happened to Candace Owens' hero, August Rohling. How are the Five Books of Moses linked to the Talmud? Why does the Torah repeat a strange law three times? If you would like a chance of a free personal coaching session with the rabbi, see this: https://rabbidaniellapin.com/coaching/. What do the laws of thermodynamics have to do with understanding the Talmud?

How you raise your kid is actually everyone's business. Most criminals had law-abiding grandparents. What went wrong? Would you prefer a predictable society or a society that changes dramatically every few years? How you answer that question might change after you hear this podcast. Look at my recommended Bible https://rabbidaniellapin.com/product/koren-jerusalem-bible-hardcover/ If your neighbors divorce, you have the right to be furious rather than sympathetic. Women who birth a child without being married to the child's father are actually harming you. The main reason that countries decline, decay, and die; and it is not what you think.

It's all about a war of ideas between Greece and Jerusalem. How important is the past and the future, compared to the present? Should a man and woman commit to share a life or should they train themselves to enjoy temporary hookups? Should we use energy enthusiastically or shun it? Enjoy this explanation: https://rabbidaniellapin.com/product/festival-of-lights-instant-download/. Is it right that some people own a lot while others have little? Shouldn't all property be owned by all the people? These are the ideas that have to be agreed upon when you start a society or a country. America used to but no longer.

What is money? Why are Jewish people disproportionately good with money? (Yes, they really are!) Hint: It is not for the reason you think. Can people who are not Jewish use these same tools and techniques in order to prosper. Listen to this show and discover how you can do just this. Explore how to lead effectively by discovering how to sell, influence, and persuade: https://wehappywarriors.mykajabi.com/persuade-with-purpose. Discover the true definition of money—it is life transforming. See yourself as an independent business professional.

"Cowardice is contagious — but so is courage." In this riveting exchange, Rabbi Daniel Lapin draws out the heart of Pastor Corey Brooks's mission to revive faith and moral strength in Chicago's most challenged neighborhoods. Together, they explore how biblical values, entrepreneurship, and education can uproot despair and plant hope.