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Hardback. Condition: Fair. In Common Sense for a World of Common Nonsense, Dr. Donald DeMarco examines modern moral confusion through sharp, philosophical essays that contrast virtue with ideology. Divided into Common Nonsense and Common Sense, the book critiques issues like gender ideology, abortion, and relativism while affirming tradition, rationality, and Christian values. Rich with references to Scripture, Church teaching, and classic thinkers, this work defends the indispensable role of common sense in moral clarity and cultural renewal. Seller Inventory # CIN0471029793A