"The New Jerusalem" is a philosophical treatise by the famous English writer and journalist Gilbert Keith Chesterton. In this book, the author considers the city of London as a symbol of the new Jerusalem ideological orientation. Chesterton explores the idea of civilization, society and culture, introducing the reader to the unique world of his philosophical reflections. The author expresses his thoughts on social issues, religion, morality and Christian ethics through the prism of the image of the city of London. In "The New Jerusalem", Chesterton raises the questions of the modern world, using rhetoric and deep philosophical arguments to express his ideas. The book contains the revelation of the author's views on important topics that remain relevant even in the modern world. Chesterton, as always, attracts the attention of the reader not only with his deep knowledge, but also with the sharpness of his mind and irony, thanks to which "The New Jerusalem" became one of the most famous works of the author. Chesterton's philosophical depth and literary skill make this book a must-read for those interested in the social and spiritual development of society.