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As possible, or to label him and leave him to his conscience, or to
treat him as an invalid or a lunatic
is now

treated (it is only of late years, by the way, that madmen have been
delivered from the whip, the chain, and the cage; and this, I presume,
is the form in which the teaching of Jesus could have been put into
practice.) JESUS ON MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY.

When we come to marriage and the family,
we find Jesus making the same objection to that individual appropriation
of human beings which is the essence of matrimony
as to the individual appropriation of wealth. A married man, he said,
will try to please his wife, and a married woman to please her husband,
instead of doing the work of God.
This is another version
of "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
Eighteen hundred years later we find a very different person from Jesus,
Talleyrand to wit, saying the same thing. A married man with a family,
said Talleyrand, will do anything
for money. Now this, though not a scientifically precise statement, is
true enough to be a moral objecti