A call to care for our planet
“Do we have any moral obligation toward the care of the environment, or is it just one of many problems?”
ethics in action
The double effect
“When someone is terminally ill and in great pain, is it morally permissible to administer medication that might, however, hasten the patient’s death?” J. N.
Beyond human power
“How can we Christians avoid making our brothers and sisters of other religions feel excluded when we pray for “the peace that comes only from Jesus Christ?” J. C.
Balance the differences
“I tend to be more carefree than my husband when it comes to activities or parenting. How much risk should we take, especially during these Covid times?” J. D.
Out of love, or for convenience?
“I tend to be more carefree than my husband when it comes to activities or parenting. How much risk should we take, especially during these Covid times?” J. D.
Overcoming society’s systemic flaws
“I have a friend who believes in conspiracy theories. How can I talk with him about this subject?” S. P.
Beyond the negativity
"My coworker is very negative and often angry at other people, making offensive comments. I often wonder: should I speak up, or just put up with him?” F. M.
Looking out for the good of others
“Choosing the right thing to do can be very confusing amid a pandemic! We should be present to love others and worship as one body, but being physically together is deemed dangerous to public health. How do we sort through all this to make good decisions?”
When there's no perfect candidate out there!
“In the U.S. we are in an election year, and often people speak of voting for the ‘lesser of two evils.’ What could be a guideline as a voter?” C. L.
It’s almost never useless to apologize
“I once made an insensitive comment at work that hurt a colleague, who comes from a different ethnic background. How can I start over after such a mishap? Should I address it directly?” A. L.
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