Paul admonishes his readers...
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Paul admonishes his readers always to be gentle with others. A British judge who lived in the eighteenth century understood the concept. William Murray Mansfield was chief justice when an old woman, accused of being a witch, was brought before him. She was also charged with walking through the air. Mansfield listened to the evidence, then dismissed the case. He said, "My opinion is that this good woman should be allowed to return home. Whether she shall do this walking on the ground or riding through the air must be left entirely to her own pleasure, for there is nothing contrary to the laws of England in either."
