This is the case for at least two reasons: First, we have forgotten the language of the Catholic moral life. Second, we have reduced moral commitments to political identity, and political identity to party loyalty. Thus our moral and political lives are more likely formed by partisan identification than Catholic discipleship. We have reduced our

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When applied to the question of identity, specifically the kind of identities that the sexual revolution has brought in its wake, one can conclude that those that are considered legitimate-summed up by the LGBTQ+ acronym-are legitimate because they are recognized by the wider moral structure, the Sittlichkeit, of our society. The intuitive moral

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