Moral Freedom

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Exploring the complexities of morality and personal ethics, Alan Wolfe poses critical questions about right and wrong, obligations, and the nature of truth. Through an examination of traditional virtues like loyalty and honesty, he reveals how Americans have not abandoned moral values but rather redefined them to fit individual circumstances. This insightful critique of collective character sheds light on the evolving landscape of American conscience, suggesting that the pursuit of moral freedom represents a uniquely American revolution.