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.

Hi everybody and welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show.

Thank you as always for being part of the show.

And to any extent that you feel comfortable recommending this to others,

I'd appreciate that because I truly cherish every single download. I cherish every single person

that listens and I particularly cherish those of you who ride in and let me know.

Let me know how you feel.

I accept criticism.

I even accept stern criticism.

Now, I don't care for abuse, but constructive criticism always welcome.

I'm hoping that you will find this interesting. What happened is that

during this week, I had a meeting with an associate with whom I have done some business to both

of our profits.

And he's from the United Kingdom, and he came over to the United States, and we had some meetings.

And when we had dealt with business and we were just having an enjoyable lunch, he said to me, he said,

so I don't eat pork. And I said, oh, really? That's interesting.

You're not Jewish. And he said, no, but I just assume that if there is such a strong biblical

prohibition against it for Jews, there must be a good reason.

So I explained to him the correct reason, and he was very intrigued by that, and I found his

curiosity stimulating, and so it resulted in a lengthy conversation and when I we drew to a

conclusion and he said you know I always listen to the podcast and you really should put it up

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