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We do agree with what is being said about the issues in the world and that it is our job to take a stand and end the problems and injustices in the world. For example, we agree that people should not be able to attack an unborn life in the womb, attack civilians in welfare, and kill patients in nursing homes.

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"No one is called to do everything, but each of us can do something."

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"A consistent ethic of life encourages the specific concerns of each constituency,
but also calls them to see the interrelatedness of their efforts."

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"The pastoral on war and peace speaks of a "new moment" in the nuclear age."

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Each of these life issues calls for serious moral analysis

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When choosing who or what to support, politically speaking, it is important to decide who or what the moral choice is.

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We must decide how we are going to spread awareness for the protection of life.

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We must stress distinction among cases, rather than similarities.

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1. By teaching others about moral vision, the people will be able to understand that every human life and the God of Life is sacred.

2. They will support the basic rights of humanity.

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The Church can teach others of what has value and worth and of what deserves respect and attention.

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Even though the public is debating about questions on life, everyone should respect all life and act upon it.

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Prohibition on the direct attacks against life is necessary in order to put an end to problems such as abortion, euthanasia, and the death penalty.

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All of the issues that he mentioned should be an independent topic in our public life.

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We should speak and act like a Church in public.

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1. People should be demonstrated how learning about war and peace will support the sacredness of human life.

2. This can provide others with what our tradition has proclaimed for many years: the connection among the life issues.

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The Seamless Garment:                   A Pastoral and Public Contribution

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The Seamless Garment:                   A Pastoral and Public Contribution

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Why we need to espouse a consistent ethic of life:

1. The dimensions of the threats to life today

2. The value of our moral vision

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The Seamless Garment:         The Levels of the Question

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The Seamless Garment:         The Levels of the Question

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A consistent ethic does not say everyone in the Church must do all things, but it does say that as individuals and groups pursue one issue.

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The Fordham address also generated letters from people who fear that the case for a consistent ethic will smother the Catholic opposition to abortion or will weaken our stance against the arms race.

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Vision can enhance the way we address specific questions like the arms race.

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The Seamless Garment:           The Logic of the Case 

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The Seamless Garment:           The Logic of the Case 

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The first part of this document addresses the things that are seen as serious issues in the world today and why it is seen that way.