C.S. Lewis has a way of unsettling habitual ways of thinking. Here's food for thought - and grounds for making us feel uneasy:
He [Jesus] was not at all like the psychologist's picture of the integrated, balanced, adjusted, happily married, employed, popular citizen. You can't really be very well "adjusted" to your world if it says you "have a devil" and ends by nailing you up naked to a stake of wood.
- The Four Loves (chapter on "Affection")