If There Is No God Theory: An Exhaustive Exploration of the Foundational Arguments

We live in an age of moral confusion. Millions of educated, thoughtful people cannot say with confidence whether good and evil are real or imaginary, whether human life is sacred or accidental, whether justice is an objective demand or a subjective preference. The phrase “who are you to judge?” has become the most common moral utterance of our time—and Dennis Prager believes it signals not the triumph of tolerance but the collapse of moral seriousness.
If There Is No God: The Theory takes th...