It has become popular, even commonplace, to assert that what is moral is dependent on one's situation. Hildebrand saw this trend coming, and at the earliest outset he authored this book as a refutation of "situation ethics" and an affirmation of the unchanging and universal call of true mo...

It has become popular, even commonplace, to assert that what is moral is dependent on one's situation. Hildebrand saw this trend coming, and at the earliest outset he authored this book as a refutation of "situation ethics" and an affirmation of the unchanging and universal call of true morality.