Self-Quiz 6.16

According to Susan Wolf, a moral saint should not serve as a

divine being.

religious figure.

moral model of evil.

moral model to be emulated.

Wolf observes that there seems to be a limit to how much

morality we can stand.

pleasure we can stand.

godliness we can stand.

pain we can inflict.

Wolf says that a particularly dominating morality seems to require either the lack or the denial of the existence of

a life of rules.

sainthood.

an identifiable, personal self.

deontological laws.

Wolf says that the utilitarian would not support

moral actions.

moral sainthood as a universal ideal.

the principle of utility.

a sainthood of utilitarianism.

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