Explaining the most fundamental processes of modern social behavior isn't the province of the Ivy League intellectuals alone, as this book clearly demonstrates. The current challenges of modern social philosophy are examined so that the true causes and effects of human behavior are unraveled from a completely novel perspective. Religious inclinations, political thought, sexuality, racism and other hot-button themes that underpin the fragile foundation of modern civilization, are discussed with an in-depth look at the facts, that will lead to a deeper understanding of these important social issues. The book offers an engaging and intellectually stimulating read on social philosophy, which aims at suggesting new ways to describe and interpret the complex dynamics of modern society. The reader will be pleased to confirm the subtle truisms he or she has always known, discover new insights and perspectives, and be stimulated to think anew about life and living.