1 Lofthouse, Ethics of the Family, P. 77
[2] Hist. of Human Marriage, p. 538.
[3] The literature on this subject is enormous. See specially works of Westermarck, M’Lennan, Frazer, Hobhouse, Andrew Lang, and Ihering.
[4] See chap. vii. in Garvie’s Studies in Inner Life of Jesus.
[5] Matt. viii. 21, 22; Luke ix. 59-62.
[6] Luke xiv. 26; Matt. x. 37.
[7] Mark x. 29, 30.
[8] Matt. xix. 12.
[9] Matt. v. 32, xix. 3-10; Mark x. 11, 12.
[10] See Forsyth, Marriage: its Ethics and Religion.
[11] King, Ethics of Jesus, p. 69.
[12] Stalker, Ethics of Jesus, p. 336.
[13] Though Nietzsche does not use the word he may be regarded as the father of modern eugenics.
[14] Cf. Ramsay Macdonald, Socialism.
[15] Mark vii. 9-13.
[16] Cf. King, The Moral and Religious Challenge of our Times, pp. 42 f.
[17] Cf. W. Wallace, Lects. and Addresses, p. 114.
[18] Aus Leben und Wissenschaft.
[19] Matt. xii. 18-22; John xviii. 23, xix. 10 f.
[20] Rom. xiii.
[21] Sir H. Jones, Idealism as a Practical Creed, p. 123.
[22] Some sentences are here borrowed from author’s Ethics of St. Paul.
[23] E.g. Eucken, Kindermann, Mallock, and earlier H. Spencer.
[24] Life’s Ideal and Life’s Basis.
[25] Eph. iv. 3.
[26] Clarke, Ideal of Jesus, p. 258.
[27] Watson, Social Advance.
[28] Die Soziallehren der Christlichen Kirchen und Gruppen, a recent work on social ethics of great erudition and importance.
[29] Ethik, vol. ii.
[30] King, The Moral and Religious Challenge of our Times, pp. 44 and 346.
[31] Marshall, Principles of Economics.