Slavery And Southern Methodism: Two Sermons Preached in the Methodist Church in Newman, Georgia
Slavery And Southern Methodism: Two Sermons Preached in the Methodist Church in Newman, Georgia
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We shut our ears against the remonstrances of the civil- ized world, and to all their appeals to conscience, to charity, to justice, to equity, bade them in effect go about their own business. Is it any wonder that in our blindness we stumbled on, till now our chosen leaders are either seeking their safety in flight, or are bound in chains, while no voice of compassion, no word of sympathy, comes to us from the civilized world ?
How self-righteous have we been I We in effeet ABtnSBS OF BLAYERT.... tSf said to others, " Stand ye there I We are liolier than yel" WefiiBted and prayed, yet justified onrselves before God. We reproached onr eneniies foi* fighting against th6 God of heaven, and we defended onr institution as one e?tisting by Divine right. We made long prayers, preached war sermons, counted omens by the score which bespoke owr ultimate success, and thus we hastened blindly to our rtiin. Instead of re- penting before high heaven that we had done a great wrong to our fellow man ; instead of rectifjring that wrong, we refused to amend our laws and do justice and equity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shut our ears against the remonstrances of the civil- ized world, and to all their appeals to conscience, to charity, to justice, to equity, bade them in effect go about their own business. Is it any wonder that in our blindness we stumbled on, till now our chosen leaders are either seeking their safety in flight, or are bound in chains, while no voice of compassion, no word of sympathy, comes to us from the civilized world ?
How self-righteous have we been I We in effeet ABtnSBS OF BLAYERT.... tSf said to others, " Stand ye there I We are liolier than yel" WefiiBted and prayed, yet justified onrselves before God. We reproached onr eneniies foi* fighting against th6 God of heaven, and we defended onr institution as one e?tisting by Divine right. We made long prayers, preached war sermons, counted omens by the score which bespoke owr ultimate success, and thus we hastened blindly to our rtiin. Instead of re- penting before high heaven that we had done a great wrong to our fellow man ; instead of rectifjring that wrong, we refused to amend our laws and do justice and equity.
What to read after Slavery And Southern Methodism: Two Sermons Preached in the Methodist Church in Newman, Georgia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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