By Provides an emphasis on the fact that Catholic Social Teaching stems not from arbitrary laws laid down by Church leaders, but rather from moral guidance directly inspired by Scripture, especially the command to love God and neighbor, even if doing so is extremely difficult in real-life situations. Through the use of multiple examples encountered both in parishes and in the world (e.g., racism, vegetarianism, taxation), the book gives counsel on being mindful of particularity and contextual concerns. Read more.