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The clearest guide to moral reasoning you'll ever read

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In a world of moral confusion, this
classic text offers clarity. Fr. Austin Fagothey presents Catholic ethics in
common-sense terms, drawing from Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas to address
the ethical questions that matter most.

Widely used in Catholic colleges
for decades, this is undoubtedly the clearest and easiest-to-read ethics text
ever published. The author says no book can replace a professor in the
classroom - but this one virtually does.

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    Do animals have rights? What is the origin of the State? Who as the right to educate? Is capital punishment ethical? Is there a right to work? What is a just wage? What is a just war? Is euthanasia against Natural Law? These and dozens more - with clear, reasoned answers rooted in timeless wisdom.

    No. Despite its scholarly rigor, the book is written in non-technical language specifically to be accessible to any adult. It was designed as a textbook but reads like a conversation with a wise mentor.

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