Not exact matches
Jesus never
spoke out
against slavery, either.
Please now go back and explain why he didn't
speak out
against slavery.
Woolman, in particular, gave all his time and devotion to the concern of traveling around to various Quaker meetings and
speaking his mind
against slavery.
(CNN)- Which revered religious figure - Moses, Jesus, or the Prophet Mohammad -
spoke out boldly and unambiguously
against slavery?
And while Scripture can be used to lead us toward the truth that all people are created equal, Scripture itself seems to lean more on the side of supporting
slavery than
speaking out
against it.
In the past the Church as such took a stand
against slavery and felt called upon to
speak out
against child labor even when such
speaking hurt profits.
The Southerners replied that Jesus nowhere condemned
slavery nor ever
spoke a word
against it.
There were no political parties during the Revolution... and few were
speaking out
against slavery then... the outspoken critics of
slavery, the abolitonists of the early and mid-1800's, were the Radical Republicans.
How should they
speak kindly and graciously but communicating basically: we don't want to see your parade or your genitals in our towns for all to witness; we don't want people with penises in our girls» locker rooms; we don't want our houses of worship spray - painted pink; we don't want to associate the fight
against racism or
slavery with the fight for «insert LBGT issue of the day».
Several celebrities have previously backed the call to ban horse carriages, including Russell Simmons — who, in
speaking out
against the carriages, compared animal abuse to
slavery and Holocaust — and Alan Cumming.