Jacob Marques Rollison is an independent scholar living in Strasbourg, France. He holds a PhD in theological ethics from the University of Aberdeen, and is the editor of Jacques Ellul and the Bible (James Clarke & Co., 2022).

• Acknowledgments | viiTranslator's Introduction: Rediscovering Ellul's Theological Ethics | 1A Note on the Translation | 13Part I: Origins | 171 Knowledge of the Good | 192 The Good | 343 Morality Is of the Order of the Fall | 494 Morality Is of the Order of Necessity | 675 The Double Morality | 79Part II: Morality of the World | 1131 Diversity of Moralities | 1182 Theoretical Moralities | 1263 Values | 1374 Lived Moralities | 1515 The Attitude of Man toward Morality: Moralism and Immoralism | 1626 Technical Morality | 172Part III: The Impossibility and Necessity of a Christian Ethic | 1831 The Impossibility of a Christian Ethic | 1852 Historical Creation of Christian Moralities | 2083 The Necessity of a Christian Ethic | 224Bibliography | 243Name Index | 247Scripture Index | 251

This is a landmark publication. This would be true if only for the vast improvement on a fifty-year-old translation and new scholarly apparatus. But the real buzz is that this first volume will be followed by a previously unavailable second volume of the work that Ellul himself understood as his theological masterwork. Jake Rollison masterfully explains why this book offers Christians today a wholly new, and genuinely exciting, Jacques Ellul.