8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; (8) - 87 pp. From the back cover: "This is a brief but cogent summary in plain language of how people make moral decisions. Using examples from daily living, Miller discusses what morality is, what conscience is, the myriad influences on our decisions, what goes into decision making, and how morality relates to civil law, to society's norms and customs, and to religious faith." Each chapter has questions for reflection and discussion, practical exercises and annotated suggestions for further reading. Previous owner's name and gift note on the second page (title page). Otherwise the book appears to have never been used.