Wolf denies that moral sainthood requires the denial of the existence of an identifiable, personal self.

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Susan Wolf argues that moral sainthood, as defined by the idea of living one's life according to the highest moral standards, might require such a significant dedication to morality that it could overshadow other aspects of one's personal identity and interests, suggesting a kind of denial or minimization of the personal self in favor of moral ideals.

Wolf Denies That Moral Sainthood Requires the Denial of the Existence