Has modernity failed? The front page of Liverpool Football Club’s website declares its commitment to antislavery. It lays out its method for ensuring that none of its clothing and merchandising stems from the work of slaves. And just to remind you, the year is 2018. It is usual to date modernity from Descartes, so we are nearing four hundred years of modernity. In its self-conception, modernity was the offer of clear and evident principles that would free peoples and make them eager to communicate globally to share the best ideas and the earth’s wealth. Obviously, conscience has yet to receive those clear directives. Indeed, we seem perplexed by a host of issues. There are more besides, but here are the moral problems I discuss in this book: robots, fashion, Islam and sumptuary laws, Nazism (fascism and race), rule of law and the managerial state, embryos, family, migration, body modification, nature, vanity and extremes of wealth, establishment, and subversion.