content: In this tome, Lewis argues for "objective" morality and, oddly enough, that other cultures have always embraced western mores.This is the sort of thing to be expected, the bitter musings of an Englishman who used to be a subject of an empire, but now is a colony of an even greater empire (the Untied Snakes).Objective moral standards cannot be shown to exist apart from the political structure in which these standards are espoused.Finally, Lewis's use of the term "Tao" is absurd. In its most well known use, the Tao Te Ching (I could cite others but this will do) Lao Tzu wrote, about 2 millenia ago:"The Way that can be experienced is not true; The world that can be constructed is not real. The Way manifests all that happens and may happen; The world represents all that exists and may exist"Lewis wants to fool folks into thinking they're thinking thoughts with "gravitas" but, folks, watch out for that man behind the curtain!