Gives students a philosophical appreciation of the existence and importance of objective truth, and lays out three principles of reason that empower them to distinguish truth from error. The principles lay the foundation for an objective and inclusive definition of the human person which embraces everyone from the unborn to those who are disabled, socially marginalized, elderly, and terminally ill. In brilliant full color, these texts are designed to engage students with relevant activities, side bar highlights to reinforce concepts, clear section summaries, and contemporary graphics and layout. Paperback, four chapters, 64 pages. Companion pieces which may be purchased include printed drama script - "Robert & Emma, Act 2: Robert's Burden," paperback, 24 pages; and one year of access to Student Website with assignments, study tools, vocabulary lessons, research library, discussion forums, and an area to upload student work for publication on social media sites.