If There Is No God

This book is a treasure to me. Dennis was more than a mentor to my husband, Charlie; he was a dear friend and one of the few voices who played a role in encouraging Charlie’s moral courage. The two of them shared a rare bond blessed by countless conversations about faith, morality, and what it means to live with conviction in a world that has lost its compass. Reading If There Is No God feels like sitting at the table with both of them again. It carries forward the very message that both Dennis and Charlie lived (and Charlie died believing): that without God, there can be no good, and without truth, there can be no freedom. – Erika Kirk

Dennis Prager is one of the most important moral voices of this time or any other. If There Is No God is bracing, vital, and necessary. – Ben Shapiro

Dennis Prager is a Socrates for our time. Nothing less. And If There Is No God is vintage Dennis Prager, which means that it’s loaded with wisdom while being extremely readable and entertaining. – Eric Metaxas

More than a century after Dostoevsky prophetically declared, ‘Where there is no God, all is permitted, ’ Dennis Prager has revisited the most important questions humans face–those in the realm of God and morality. Indeed, without God, all is permitted. I can think of no more important book on God to appear in the last century. – Rabbi Joesph Telushkin

Whose life is more valuable: your dog’s or a stranger’s? Can science help us answer that question? Who determines what is good and what is evil? If the title of this book is reality, how do we figure out the answers to these questions? Dennis Prager challenges us to think carefully about the wellspring of our values. If their source is not the God of the Bible, what does the world look like? Is it a world you want to live in? If you, like me, have enjoyed decades of hearing Dennis Prager answer some of life’s hardest questions, you’re going to love this book. – Jack Hibbs

Dennis Prager is one of the most respected and influential thinkers, writers, and speakers in America. He is a nationally syndicated talk show host heard across the country on nearly 400 affiliates. He is the founder of Prager University (PragerU) and is a New York Times bestselling author of nine books. He has traveled to more than 130 countries and has lectured on all the world’s continents. An expert on communism, the Middle East, and the left, he did his graduate work at the Russian and Middle East Institutes of the Columbia University School of International Affairs. He taught Russian and Jewish history at Brooklyn College.