A testimonial about Dennis Prager's mental and spiritual presence, his refusal to see himself as a victim, and his faith. When asked if he was angry at God, Dennis said anger toward God was inconceivable to him. The speaker describes his gentle nature and partnership with Julie.
He's 100% mentally there and his spirit is there. And you know him, I mean, he always talked about on Dennis and Julie and otherwise dignity and shirking any kind of sense of victimhood. But he's strong. And I know it's trite to say, but he really is strong. He did not exude any kind of sense of victimhood at all. And I asked him, I said, are you angry at God? And he said no. I could see in his expression, not that he was saying that it was a stupid question, but that it was inconceivable to him that he would be angry with God. And I said to him, "You know, a lot of people in your position would not have the strength of character to give that answer." And he, very typically in Dennis form, kind of looked off to the side and nodded. I mean, he is just the sweetest, gentlest person.
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