Biography of Dennis Prager: If There Is No God - The Life, Faith, Influence, and Controversy of a Conservative Commentator and PragerU Founder #951325

He built one of the most influential media empires in modern America. He asked the question an entire civilization was trying to avoid. This is his story.
For more than fifty years, Dennis Prager has been one of the most recognized — and most contested — voices in American public life. Beloved by millions as a moral compass. Dismissed by others as a culture warrior in philosopher's clothing. But until now, no one has told the full story of the man behind the argument.
Biography of Dennis Prager: If There Is No God is the first comprehensive account of Prager's remarkable life — from his formation as a young Jewish boy in postwar Brooklyn, shaped by a tradition that refused to separate God from morality, to his rise as a national radio figure, bestselling author, and the founder of PragerU, a digital platform that has delivered over five billion video views and changed how an entire generation thinks about faith, history, and civilization.
Author Daniel Mercer Holt spent years examining the arc of this singular life — the intellectual formation, the public battles, the private faith, the institutional legacy — and the result is a biography that is as rigorously fair as it is compulsively readable.
This is the book that answers the questions his fans and his critics have always asked:

• Who shaped Dennis Prager — and how did a Brooklyn Jewish household forge one of conservatism's most philosophically serious voices?
• What does he actually believe — and does the private man live up to the public one?
• How did PragerU go from a back-office idea to a billion-view institution — and what does that growth reveal about the hunger it was feeding?
• Why has his central argument — that without God, morality has no foundation — made him one of the most debated figures in American intellectual life?
• What is his true legacy — and how will history ultimately assess a man who spent fifty years insisting on a question the culture wanted to move past?

Scrupulously researched and unflinchingly balanced, this biography does not ask you to agree with Dennis Prager. It asks you to understand him — fully, honestly, and without the distortions of either blind admiration or reflexive dismissal.
Whether you are a longtime listener who wants to understand the life behind the voice, a skeptic who has never grasped why so many intelligent people find his work compelling, or simply a reader drawn to the stories of figures who shaped their era — this biography was written for you.
A life examined. A question that will not go away. A story finally told in full.