Jimmy Carter 
Our Endangered Values 
America’s Moral Crisis

If the hegemon idolizes unilateral policies in a unipolar global pattern, what can we rely on to restrain it? At least, this book by Jimmy Carter shows us some hope. "Give back to Ceasar what is Ceasar’s and to God what is God’s" is always recognized as the ideological tradition in the Western World. But it seems that this book of Carter proves an ancient proposition of Confucianism in the east: a just cause gains great support while an unjust cause gains little. Although the author discusses moral issues from the perspective of Christianity, its critique and review have great significance on the moral decline under the background of globalization. This is not a collection of political comments, but an important ideological book, representing the review on tradition and conscience of intellectuals in the elite culture of the US.