and what then? The author discusses certain facts but never really offers an idea of how these problems can be overcome. He just describes the need to find a way to improve our morals and that a (political?) public dialogue can define the ideals we want in our culture to change the actions of people. Bishop Peter Selby pointed out a strong counterpoint to this subject by explaining that the book in Sandel could mislead people to believe that changing ideas will change our behaviors when it will change our actions. To shift

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