The statement that there will never be a perfect man means that every one of us has faults in us, one way or the other. This also means that no one is perfect, and perfection doesn't exist in anyone.
So, finding one<em> "with faults [one] can deal with"</em> becomes the only possible solution. And in that aspect, adjusting oneself to that "fault" in the man/person one finds or wants is the way to getting the solution.
The author's intent in this excerpt is C. to expose the horrors of Southern slavery.
In this excerpt, Beecher described the conditions which the slaves were in - families torn apart and poorly educated - and how their treatment goes against Christian values.
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