If you are interested in reading about morality in a manner that is easy to understand and that seems to make sense, this is a good book to read. His idea that morality should be presented in a manner that the public can easily understand is admirable. Too often authors present ideas in a manner too dificult for the "lay person" to understand. This book is a pleasant read on morality.

In this book Bernard Gert takes a new approach to ethical theory, abandoning the old stance of special or unique knowledge of morality. Instead he seeks to discover and justify the moral rules by examining our moral judgements. Using this method he captures morality and its rules to a degree not before seen. I cannot recommend highly enough reading this text.

I found this book to be inciteful and extremely revlevant to our modern understanding of the ethics of medicine. By posing questions that ask what the doctor's moral duties are and providing answers to the role of the doctor and patient in modern medicine, Gert, Culver, and Clouser highlight the important role of morality in medicine.