Book · 2026 · Religion
If There Is No God
The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil
Why people recommend it
Dennis Prager's If There Is No God: The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil dives into foundational philosophical questions regarding morality, the existence of a higher power, and the societal implications of a secular worldview. On The Rubin Report, host Dave Rubin discussed the newly released work with the author, confirming that production links to purchase the book would be provided directly in the show notes for viewers and listeners. Guest Dennis Prager elaborated on the project during the interview, highlighting a touching blurb written for the publication by Erika Kirk, which added a layer of personal endorsement to the release. The conversation centered on the book's core exploration of how societies determine the boundaries of right and wrong, using the publication as a springboard for a broader debate on faith, ethics, and the cultural battlegrounds defining contemporary moral philosophy.
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Dennis Prager — 1 mention
“Erica herself wrote to me and she wrote a beautiful blurb on my book that was just published, If There Is No God, the Battle Over who defines good and evil.”
Dave Rubin — 1 mention
“That's what I write about in my new newest book, If There Is No God. Dennis, we will we will link to If There Is No God down below.”