Thus I could continue analysis upon analysis, until not a stone in the foundations of our social structure would be left unturned, and all would be found unworthy of our civilization—our boasted Christian civilization.
Woodhull critiques the foundations of society, suggesting they are unworthy of its claimed values.
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