From a non-Christian perspective, the ethical issues of racism are much more radically desperate than most are willing to admit. The non-Christian has no legitimate, non-arbitrary ethical standard by which to condemn racist practices. Therefore, he has no basis to determine the right thing, the wrong thing, the problem, or the solution. The non-Christian worldview must logically (and horribly) embrace racism. While unhinging tired secular arguments, Jones presents a deft, biblical apologetic against racism.