The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin on demand on the Blaze Radio Network.

Welcome, all you happy warriors.

Welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show. Great to have you along. All of you,

and yes, every one of you, is a happy warrior. Warriors, because life is an exciting challenge

and struggle every single day. And the only alternative to that, the only end to the

struggle is one you don't want. And the joy we take in the struggle makes us all happy warriors,

men and women, all of us. So thanks for being part of the show as we explore the role we each play

in our own problems. That's right. I am preparing this show for you during the biblical festival of Passover, which is a seven-day holiday.

And right in the middle of the holiday, I've been very focused on this central message.

I want to tell you that this message, which is the core message of the main Passover observance for the people of Israel, which is the Seder night.

The Seder observance is a special meal at which an entire specific liturgy and ceremony is observed.

And the Jewish people have derived two things of inestimable value from this annual, if you like, inoculation process.

One of them is that we have absorbed a continuity principle.

Now, what is a continuity principle?

Well, it's something that at the moment imperils the United States of America,

it imperils Sweden, it imperils Holland, it imperils the Great Britain, the United Kingdom,

it imperils most of the Western world. It is far less dangerous in some of the countries of Africa that I know and also some of the countries of Asia.

What am I talking about?

The failure in the West of acculturating young males to society.

A part of that very much involves an awareness of history.

And at the moment, speaking about the United States of America, but it's also true for other countries,

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