This world is a complicated place today, but the author does not use this as an excuse to avoid dealing with contemporary moral issues. All the hard questions are put forth. In an informed, journalistic style the author tackles: abortion, homosexuality, divorce, free love, honesty in public life and the emergence of new family structures. Each chapter deals with one issue and gives the background treatment necessary for a balanced interpretation. Moral Questions is a lively handbook for Catholics concerned about the morality of their daily lives. It is not a textbook of rules but a warm, personal essays that makes some sense out of today's troublesome moral problems.