Sentences with phrase «to support slavery»
He didn't support slavery in the first place so yes, being a spy was the more noble course of action.
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BTW, the bible supports slavery, it explicitly talks about owning people and rules for such, should we bring back slavery?
So are you going to apparently change your mind and now support slavery?
Do you mean not supporting slavery anymore, for example?
That same Bible supports slavery and discrimination against women, gays and the handicapped.
The fact that hte bible supports slavery throughout it and contians not one condemntaion of it is cogent evidence of its purely human origins.
The rich Christians who supported slavery seemed to be more interested in economics, than practicing a program that defines true religion as helping the poor.
Given the SBC's troubling history of supporting slavery and opposing civil rights for African Americans, I was dismayed to see an attendee brag about the event's good attendance by posting a picture of a crowded conference room with the caption: «So this is what the wrong side of history looks like.»
He spent a night in jail, July 24 or 25, 1846, to avoid supporting slavery, inspiring generations.
Sorry, son, but Jefferson supported slavery as an expedient — «holding a wolf by the ears,» as he put it («you don't like it, but you don't dare let go»)-- while Martin Luther wanted to effectively exterminate an entire ethnic group because he believed they were all Christ - killers, right down to the children.
Have you ever supported slavery?
The slavers had quotations from the Bible that directly supported slavery — like the passage that describes how much you can beat your slave, and Jesus» own admonition for slaves to obey their masters.
Why would anyone support slavery.
Thus while Jesuits fought for the rights of slaves and defended converted native communities, Spanish and Portuguese authorities supported slavery wholeheartedly — and armies are stronger than friars,
And by purchasing them, many of us may unknowingly support slavery.
Check out Ephesians 6:5 - 9 — it not only supports slavery; it tells you the proper protocol for it.
Christianity, in its long history, has often not recognized or advocated for the individual rights that AMERICA stands for (Ephesians 6:5 supports slavery).
The bible absolutely supports slavery.
If you think the Christian doctrines support slavery, research the history and beliefs of the first British abolitionist...
doubtful jesus ever lived, no good evidence if he ever did live, he didn't do any magic tricks from the bible, he was just a cult leader the fictional character of jesus said some great things about love, but also supported slavery and other awful things
All the good christians in the south supported slavery, KKK stll lurks here and there.
> > At its national convention beginning June 13, the church is expected > to approve a resolution expressing regret for supporting slavery and > segregation.
Do you think Rev. Zahl supports slavery, while opposing drones?
Nowhere in these verses does it say Christ supported slavery.
On the other hand, the Democratic party changed over time from supporting slavery to supporting Jim Crow to supporting equal rights to supporting affirmative action (which in practice means discrimination but with the different winners and losers).
In the U.S. Civil War, which took place from 1861 to 1865, southern «Confederate» states that had supported slavery fought unsuccessfully to break from the United States and form a new country.
Like the central character in M. T. Anderson's Octavian Nothing duet, Isabel finds that both patriots and loyalists support slavery.
So you already know that the Bible supports slavery and several mindless kinds of discrimination.
Let's hope that if there is a «moral law giver» that it isn't God who supports slavery and discrimination against women, gays, and the handicapped.
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.
The bible clearly supports slavery!
when the bible supports slavery in chapter after chapter, how do you justify that?
Jesus would not support slavery in any form.
And they, like Christians, don't support slavery today.