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Pagina 199
... slave - holding countries there are exceptions to this remark , and that there are principles in human nature which , in many cases , limit the effects of these tendencies , may be gladly admitted . Yet , that such is the tendency of ...
... slave - holding countries there are exceptions to this remark , and that there are principles in human nature which , in many cases , limit the effects of these tendencies , may be gladly admitted . Yet , that such is the tendency of ...
Pagina 207
... slave to do wrong , the slave ought not to obey . The Bible does not , as I suppose , authorize resistance to injury ; but it commands us to refuse obedience in such a case , and suffer the consequences , looking to God alone , to whom ...
... slave to do wrong , the slave ought not to obey . The Bible does not , as I suppose , authorize resistance to injury ; but it commands us to refuse obedience in such a case , and suffer the consequences , looking to God alone , to whom ...
Pagina 399
... slavery was allowed under the Old Testament , does it render it lawful for us ? Why ? -9 . Suppose you were a master , and were convinced that it was contrary to the law of God to hold a slave , what ought you to do ? -10 . Suppose the ...
... slavery was allowed under the Old Testament , does it render it lawful for us ? Why ? -9 . Suppose you were a master , and were convinced that it was contrary to the law of God to hold a slave , what ought you to do ? -10 . Suppose the ...
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The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for Examination Francis Wayland,Joseph Angus Fragmentweergave - 1835 |
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