If There Is No God

In If There Is No God: The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil, Dennis Prager argues that objective morality requires belief in God and examines cultural and political consequences of secular moral frameworks.

The book presents critiques of contemporary moral relativism and explores how societies determine right and wrong absent a divine standard.

Prager draws on history, philosophy, and current events to make the case for religiously grounded ethics.

He also discusses the public debate over moral authority and who should shape societal norms.

Co-written with Joel Alperson, the book aims to influence both public discourse and individual belief about the basis for morality.