True/False Quiz

According to Wolf, moral saints cannot develop in themselves a variety of non-moral virtues and social interests because they are completely consumed by being moral.

According to Wolf, a moral saint would not be able to develop a cynical or sarcastic wit.

Wolf argues that morality is a suitable object of passion.

According to Wolf, the unattractiveness of a utilitarian moral saint provides a good reason to abandon utilitarianism.

According to Wolf, the moral point of view and the point of view of individual perfection converge.

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