This book introduces readers to the novice, yet ancient concept of Moral Capitalism. Moral Capitalism may be defined by the tenets that underpin it, under the acronym of ICE: I nvesting in one's good for the good of others; C ontinuing to be good to the point of undue hardships; E nding only when two conditions of full payment and death have been met. It is a revolution in the thinking-right and doing-right movement. The more moral capital one has and desires to expend, the better the current state of humanity, and the more blissful the world of tomorrow.