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An Ethics of/for the Future?

is rooted in the human obligation to search for, and to live according to, the truth. In this way freedom is linked to truth rather than seen as an end in itself. The publication, in the Appendix, of the written and oral interventions of the two Bishops is a testimony to their importance in the eyes of the authors. This is a weighty and important contribution on a topic that is as relevant today as it was at the time of the Council.