Still, a secularized Catholicism (that is growing more similar to the secularized Protestantism of both revivalist and mainliner traditions) is better than the Fort Apache/Hillstreet environment of the district's gymnasium. Actually, I prefer the secularists to the secularizers. The former are just what they are, the later are corrupters of the truth; the outright lie is better than the half-truth, as the serpent well understood. You shall be like gods, knowing good and evil. Yes, but there's the fine print: you shall learn the difference in places like Auschwitz; you will know it because you will have experienced it.

At the University of Dallas, we have a required course for Business majors on Catholic Social Teaching and Business, which I have the honor to teach. But as a general comment on Business Ethics courses, it has become a cottage industry, but frequently the texts are consequentialist; that is, they are anti-ethics.

That's a great line-up, Andrew. Wish I could be there.