The book is thought-provoking and provokes many political, social and religious reflections, at a time when they are necessary, starting with capitalism, socialism and ordoliberalism. Sheep and goat herders continue in our contemporary times, but the number of wolves has increased alarmingly. Some howl, some are already attacking, others, lying in wait, pretend that they are tamer than sheep. The author makes a broad allegory about the attitudes of sheep and goats towards humans. But he didn't forget the wolf. Have you ever thought that sometimes you act like a sheep, other times like a goat? When should we guide our behavior like sheep or like goats? When the wolf appears, hungry, to devour sheep and goats, how should we act? And the shepherds, responsible for their flocks, how should they face contemporary wolves, which are in the corral?