Cooper was a prominent Democrat, but with the party
split over slavery, he was happy to host a leading abolitionist in the newly built Great Hall.
The third large Protestant denomination to
split over the slavery issue was the Methodist.
The Baptist was the second of the great Protestant denominations to
split over the slavery issue.
The second great American Protestant denomination had
split over slavery.
Instead hostility and resentment frequently motivated the ministry, especially in the denominations that had
split over the slavery issue.
Not exact matches
Yet this claim belies the relationship of Reformed theology to abolition in the 1800s, as well as the
splits within Methodism
over slavery and the prejudices that haunted early Pentecostalism.