Revised second edition, November 2026. This three-book package introduces moral philosophy and its use in Lincoln-Douglas debate, with substantial explanations, objections, replies, and classroom applications.
The revised textbook retains the original 19 chapters and adds three chapters on virtue ethics, care ethics, and applied obligations, for 22 chapters in five parts. Topics include individual and societal duties, criticisms of obligation, future generations, the environment, global poverty, and special duties.
Your download includes six files: an editable Word document and a ready-to-print PDF of each book.
Textbook: 158 pages. Explanations and debate applications, historical primary-text laboratories, a source directory, and a 158-term glossary.
Student Workbook: 192 pages. 154 learning units with 648 questions and tasks, including vocabulary, reasoning exercises, discussions, applications, projects, and four games. Units include materials, timing, grouping, scoring information, accessible alternatives, and response space.
Teacher Guide and Complete Keys: 259 pages. A modular course plan, complete activity answers and models, scoring guidance, 22 printable chapter assessments with complete keys, and guidance for 64 textbook laboratories and workshops.
The chapter assessments are in the Teacher Guide; keep answer pages separate when preparing student copies. Page counts refer to the supplied PDFs. Word files may reflow when edited or opened with different fonts or software. This is a digital download.

















