Slavery Its Sin Moral Effects And Certain Death
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I pass by for the present all the questions respect- ing the treatment of slaves, and the bearing it may have on their opinions on this subject. For the sake of getting that part of the question separated from the other, let us suppose that they are treated as well as they ought to be — that the law of doing as we would be done by, applied fairly to the case of their treatment, finds no fault ; still he is in slavery, and what is implied in that? Why he is stripped of all ITS SIN AND DESTRUCTIO...N. 4o his rights ; is entirely under the power of another ; is held as property with a long train of disabilities and deprivations, and liabilities to evils and oppres- sions in all their varieties. Now the question returns, do the laws which Christ has given his people to regu- late their conduct towards their fellow men, allow of this stripping another of his rights, or withholding them fi-om him ? It appears to me most manifest that they do not, and yet mau}^ appear to see the matter differently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pass by for the present all the questions respect- ing the treatment of slaves, and the bearing it may have on their opinions on this subject. For the sake of getting that part of the question separated from the other, let us suppose that they are treated as well as they ought to be — that the law of doing as we would be done by, applied fairly to the case of their treatment, finds no fault ; still he is in slavery, and what is implied in that? Why he is stripped of all ITS SIN AND DESTRUCTIO...N. 4o his rights ; is entirely under the power of another ; is held as property with a long train of disabilities and deprivations, and liabilities to evils and oppres- sions in all their varieties. Now the question returns, do the laws which Christ has given his people to regu- late their conduct towards their fellow men, allow of this stripping another of his rights, or withholding them fi-om him ? It appears to me most manifest that they do not, and yet mau}^ appear to see the matter differently.
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