The New Morality: Continuity and Discontinuity seeks to concern this two-fold ignorance. This is not a revolutionary moral manifesto; it is a historically grounded, serious and sober look at some crucial issues and some theoretical shortcoming in the field of Christian ethics. Its authors write from the vantage point of various scholarly disciplines theology, philosophy, literature,cultural history, sacred scripture - and of various approaches Thomistic, existentialist, phenomenologist. Among the contribution are. “Man in History: The Anthropology of Vatican II” by Gregory Baum. “Some Historical Developments of New Testament Morality” by Leslie Dewart, “The Demands of the present Education of the Emotion” by Stanley Kutz, “ The Future of Morality: The Inner Versus the Outer Quest” by Marshall McLuhan.