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Slavery as a moral issue never interested Ethel.
Not exact matches
We reject
slavery as absolutely immoral — such rejection of
slavery on
moral ground clearly has its roots in the Bible, yet is far beyond the way
slavery,
as a
moral issue or a social and economic institution, is discussed in the Bible.
It faces openly the fact that the Bible is ambiguous about many great
moral issues, such
as slavery, the place of women, and war and peace.
Perhaps most important,
slavery is illegal in almost every nation in the world; at this point the
issue isn't
moral relativism
as much
as political and economic will.
We had a dream — that the President would stand
as firm
as Abraham Lincoln when he faced the great
moral issue of
slavery — and, like Franklin Roosevelt or Winston Churchill, he would speak with the public, enlisting their support and reassuring them.
Preserving creation for future generations is a
moral issue as monumental
as ending
slavery in the 19th century or fighting Nazism in the 20th century.