Snead's "What It Means to Be Human" makes Wall Street Journal's "Books of the Year" list

The new book by my Notre Dame friend and colleague Carter Snead, What It Means to Be Human:  The Case for the Body in Public Bioethics, has been included in the Wall Street Journal's "10 Best Books of 2020" list.  As I've mentioned before, Snead's book is an outstanding reflection and exposition of the content and implications of Christian moral anthropology, and a model, in my view, of what "Catholic legal theory" should look like.