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Rutger Bregman’s Vision: Moral Ambition Without Imagination
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Religion & Liberty Online
Purchasing Moral Ambition at its current Amazon price of $22.41 isn’t just buying a book—it’s a direct donation to Bregman’s organization, which actively implements his vision.
Where Bregman sees futility—institutional traps that require top-down moral correction—Pakaluk sees profound moral opportunity.
Moreover, Bregman’s moral appeal is suspiciously urgent.
Rutger Bregman invites readers to exercise moral ambition, but a more grounded invitation is to practice moral imagination.
Through his podcast, Miller offers a practical, bottom-up antidote to Bregman’s ideological, top-down strategy—one that urges ambition tempered with humility.
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