In the history of philosophy, there have been many theories about ethics but none have been straightforward enough to understand and use in everyday life. That ends now with dynamic pluralism.  

Dynamic Pluralism presents a system of ethics that is not only easy to understand and easy to use but beneficial to the lives of those who do so. It filters out the philosophical jargon so popular in academic circles and structures ethics that it is accessible to everyone. Not only does it present an understandable system of ethics but also shows the listener how they can use ethics to create a better world.  

Dynamic Pluralism casts a clear and defining light on the challenges of our century - war, overpopulation, climate change, energy dependence, equality, and much more - and illuminates our path into a brighter future.

We live in a world without a working system of ethics available to all people, and this explains how and why the United States has ended up with a president-elect like Donald Trump, a man bereft of ethical clarity, a moral compass, or any sense of justice.

The concept of dynamic pluralism defines ethics, morals, and justice so that we may all understand them, what happens when we live without them, and how they should be used to create a better world.

Dynamic Pluralism is not just a book of philosophy. It is a revolution in ethics. It is a system for creating a new world based on ethical treatment, fair and fulfilling relationships, and a future in which we can finally live in peace.