Think a Second Time

Dennis Prager, a theologian and philosopher who became a talk-show host, addresses fundamental moral and philosophical questions in this collection of essays. His radio program, known for its signature sign-off "Think a second time," and his biweekly newsletter have established him as a prominent voice in intellectual communities. The book combines scholarly rigor with original analysis of contemporary issues. Prager examines questions including whether a solution to evil exists, the relative importance of blood versus love, the dangers of idealism, the roots of extremism, and his perspectives on God and an afterlife. He also addresses practical moral questions: Should a single woman have a child? Why don't good homes always produce good children? Is America really racist? Why does the Holocaust not negate the existence of God? This edition includes a new section on the "Baby Richard" custody case and explores the tension between blood and love in family relationships. Throughout, Prager works to establish clear moral positions on contemporary issues.