What Are Our Duties To Others, To Society, And To Humanity? How Do We Live A Meaningful Life In An Age Of Global Uncertainty And Instability? In To Heal A Fractured World, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Offers Answers To These Questions By Looking At The Ethics Of Responsibility. In His Signature Plainspoken, Accessible Style, Rabbi Sacks Shares With Us Traditional Interpretations Of The Bible, Jewish Law, And Theology, As Well As The Works Of Philosophers And Ethicists From Other Cultures, To Examine What Constitutes Morality And Moral Behavior. We Are Here To Make A Difference, He Writes A Day At A Time, An Act At A Time, For As Long As It Takes To Make The World A Place Of Justice And Compassion. He Argues That In Today's Religious And Political Climate, It Is More Important Than Ever To Return To The Essential Understanding That It Is By Our Deeds That We Express Our Faith And Make It Real In The Lives Of Others And The World.--jacket. The Ethics Of Responsibility -- Faith As Protest -- Charity As Justice -- Love As Deed -- Sanctifying The Name -- Mending The World -- Like A Single Soul -- The Kindness Of Strangers -- Responsibility For Society -- The Birth Of Responsibility -- Divine Initiative, Human Initiative -- The Holy And The Good -- The Monotheistic Imagination -- The Faith Of God -- Redeeming Evil -- Transforming Suffering -- The Chaos Theory Of Virtue -- The Kind Of Person We Are -- Who Am I? -- On Dreams And Responsibilities. Jonathan Sacks. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.