Ethical questions are more present and pressing than ever, whether in school and university education, in professional or private contexts: To what extent is my conscience obligated? Must I donate my organs? Am I allowed to determine the time of my death? What moral claims arise for me and others in relationships and in dealing with the environment, media, war, and peace? To provide well-founded answers to these questions, "Moral Theology Compact" presents the essential foundations of argumentation in a clearly structured and impressively concise manner. This facilitates initial engagement with ethical issues and encourages deeper exploration.