Does the Bible Allow Slavery?
Creation Liberty Evangelism · Christopher J.E. Johnson
Jul 2014 · Creation Liberty Evangelism
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The slavery in the Bible, and the slavery of black Africans, are two completely different concepts.
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M Hodge
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May 24, 2017
To be honest, I don't know exactly how this book ended up in my collection. But it is filled with ignorance. Quoting people from literature does not make you correct. You are just using someone else's opinion as fact.
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James Quinn
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August 23, 2020
Justifies "Biblical Slavery"--i.e., Black African slavery as well as indentured servitude--which is where the master is nice, compared to non-biblical slavery, which is where they are mean. Sick and pathetic.
blondell parrish
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October 1, 2017
One can never be given too much information on this subject in trying to understand how our Just God could endorse the pain and suffering that was placed upon my ancestors. I can't wait to see the remains of this!
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Creation Liberty Evangelism began in 2009 from a desire to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ and teach the truth of His Word. Today, CreationLiberty.com has a wide variety of videos, articles, and materials available on the topics of the Bible, history, science, and more. We hope to become a reliable source of information for continued study of God's Word, and truth behind the pagan religions and false prophets of this world.
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