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Today, I am extremely excited and honored to be joined by national radio host best-selling

author and founder of Prager University, none other than Dennis Prager. We're going to talk about

the book in the Bible that doesn't often get the coverage of other books, but is really critical

and important to understand the whole Bible. And that is the book of Deuteronomy. Dennis Prager is

the author of the book series, The Rational Bible. And today, we're going to talk about the

Rational Bible Deuteronomy, which is a part of the Rational Bible series. Now, can you tell us

and give us a little bit of background of where Deuteronomy fits into the Bible?

So first, let me tell you it's a joy to be with you. Thank you for having me.

That's my honor. Absolutely.

Well, that's very kind. Thank you. So let me explain to your listeners and viewers.

The crisis of the West is the crisis of the Bible. People, even religious people often don't know

what I'm about to say. It's not their fault. They just haven't thought this through. Goodness is

not possible without wisdom. Good intentions aren't nothing. They're virtually, they're often

useless and they're very often harmful. The amount of murder and mayhem in the 20th century

from good intentions, communism, many, many people with good intentions supported the greatest

mass murder machine in human history. So what is the problem? The problem is wisdom. And wisdom

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