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

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

Welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show.

Thank you for tuning in to the show where your rabbi reveals how the world really works.

Thanks so much for being part of the show.

Thanks for listening.

Thank you to those who write in.

And I think the place to start today's show is exactly there with one or two of the letters I've recently received.

Here is one that just came in from Rebecca.

Her last name is provided.

I will not disclose that.

Dear Rabbi Lapin, I enjoy your podcast, but your

discussion of Jill Dillard's blog post and similar comments you frequently make on your podcast

suggests that you don't actually have a solid grasp on the way things really work when it comes

to modern marriage. Okay, an interesting start, would you not agree? I certainly found it

very interesting because any time you put the word modern in front of certain things

that don't change. You know, modern earthquakes are destructs. No, you don't need modern.

Earthquakes are earthquakes. Money. You know, modern money. No, our relationship to money is as true and as valid and as

predictable today as it was a thousand years ago.

There are, you know, Bitcoin and you have PayPal and electronic transfers.

Of course you have all those things.

But in general, okay, so she says,

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