Moral Vision

Charles C. Camosy
— Fordham University
“Moral theologians often struggle to find books for our classrooms. Some are too catechetical and therefore not sufficiently critical. Others sell out to secular culture and have little to no theological grounding. Still others have an undue focus on boundary or extreme cases or questions. Moral Visionavoids each of these pitfalls.”

Jana M. Bennett
— University of Dayton
“This book invites us to see two master teachers at work—and it is beautiful to behold! They write in direct but thought-provoking language that leads step-by-step through philosophical concepts, theological content, and issues related to moral vision.”

David Cloutier
— Catholic University of America
“In a time of pitched battles over controversial issues, where everyone sees ethics as a matter of taking sides, McCarthy and Donohue recall students to the deeper questions we all must consider if these conflicts are ever to be resolved—and, more importantly, if we are to live the lives to which God calls us.”