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Caught Between Ideologies examines the ideological struggle of the twentieth century, presenting Moral Rearmament as a transformative force against communism. Written by Bill Jaeger, Duncan Corcoran, and Gordon Wise, this work argues that the coming decades will determine whether Marxist ideology or Frank Buchman's vision of human transformation shapes our world's future. The authors contend that the real battle is not against communism itself, but against the selfish human nature that communism exploits. They trace class conflict back beyond Marx and Lenin to its roots in inequality and industrial capitalism's failures, asserting that while communist leaders identified real problems of injustice, their solutions remain incomplete. Moral Rearmament, the authors propose, offers a revolutionary ideology capable of transcending both capitalism and communism by addressing the fundamental moral corruption in all people—rich and poor alike. This compelling analysis challenges readers to consider whether systemic change alone suffices or whether genuine transformation requires moral and spiritual awakening across all nations and classes.