In "Morality," Jonathan Sacks embarks on a profound exploration of the modern world's ethical quandaries, arguing that the erosion of shared moral principles and the ascendance of individualism have led to a societal crisis. With the keen insight of a respected religious leader and the depth of understanding of a seasoned public intellectual, Sacks diagnoses the ailments afflicting contemporary society—from the breakdown of family structures to the rise in mental health issues. But rather than merely lamenting these conditions, he offers a hopeful vision for reclaiming a collective moral compass. Through a journey that spans ancient Greece, the Enlightenment, and our current era, Sacks weaves together philosophy, history, and theology to assert that true freedom and liberty are impossible without responsibility and moral integrity. This book is not just a critique but a call to action, inviting each of us to participate in the reconstruction of a common moral foundation for a future marked by less fear and more harmony. "Morality" stands as a monumental work in moral philosophy, challenging and enlightening in equal measure. Jonathan Sacks delivers an impassioned plea for the revival of communal values in the face of growing individualism and divisiveness. By tracing the roots of our moral disarray and presenting a path forward, he offers not just insight but practical solutions for rebuilding the ethical frameworks that sustain societies. This is a book for anyone concerned about the direction in which our world is heading, and for those who believe in the power of collective action to create a more responsible, just, and compassionate world. Sacks reminds us that while the market and the state have their roles, they cannot teach us how to live. It is a shared morality that can guide us toward a future where we all can find our place and face the challenges of our time with confidence and hope.