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

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

Going back for just a moment to last week's show, which you'll remember was entitled,

The Terrible Tragedy of Discovering the Truth Too Late.

And in that show, what we were discussing was the fact that certain mistakes in life take time to reveal their error. And the tragedy is that we don't live

long enough in order to independently ourselves debunk and refute every single error in terms of living.

And so, for instance, young women have been successfully propagandized to believe that building an education

and a career should take precedence over getting married.

And what then happens is that in their late 20s and on into their 30s, very often they

then decide that they're desperately eager to start a family.

And to their dismay, they discover that it is very difficult for a woman in her 30s to get married. Miracles happen. You only need

one great guy. Yes, I know plenty women for whom it worked out okay. But in general, it's much harder

because guys who are 35 or 40, for the most part, are already married or else they have their choice

of 25-year-old girls, not 35-year-old girls. And you can hardly blame a man for making a rational

choice of a 10-year-old younger woman than a 10-year-old

older woman. So, yeah, this is a difficult thing. And by the time, many women and many

women have written to me and told me that they would be more than happy to talk to younger

women and tell them the truth, tell them what they've

discovered. But it's not always easy because women in their early 20s are so utterly convinced

of the feminist noxious notion that they must get a career completely,

making them completely closed-minded.

And unfortunately, by the time that they discover that this was a mistake,

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