Ungodly false allegations, unjust arrests and wrongful convictions in US history

[mark francis]

It's nothing to do with ignorant sinners.
It clearly approves slavery but you've never read it.
If your almighty ghost was so compassionate etc, why didn't he simply denounce it outright? No. Because it suited his paradigm of complete over people just like you have been.

Your issue is this high and mighty fucking god you worship is a POS. It doesn't exist yet you're here fabricating lies to protect the idiocy you believe.

Does God approve of slavery to unrighteous that is repeatedly mentioned in the New Testament. Is slavery to Christ evil? Does God condemn voluntary servitude in exchange for payment of a poor person's debts? Does God instruct servants to complain about their circumstances?

 

[Randomguy]

Yes, The New Testament refers to voluntary servitude and involuntary servitude, as well as servitude to Christ and servitude to sin and unrighteousness.

So A owes B money. So A either has to go to jail for a long time or be in servitude of B. Voluntary or involuntary servitude, IYO?

Let’s see if for once you will give a direct answer.

 

[mark francis]

So A owes B money. So A either has to go to jail for a long time or be in servitude of B. Voluntary or involuntary servitude, IYO?

Let’s see if for once you will give a direct answer.

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In 2005, debt bondage was the most common method of enslavement, with an estimated 8.1 million people bonded to labour illegally as cited by the International Labour Organization.Debt bondage has been described by the United Nations as a form of "modern day slavery", and the Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery seeks to abolish the practice. ...

During the colonial history of the United States, persons bonded themselves to an owner who paid their passage to the New World. They worked until the debt of passage was paid off, often for years. ...

Debt bondage was "quite normal" in classical antiquity.The poor or those who had fallen irredeemably in debt might place themselves into bondage "voluntarily"—or more precisely, might be compelled by circumstances to choose debt bondage as a way to anticipate and avoid worse terms that their creditors might impose on them.

 

[Randomguy]

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I knew you could not answer a simple question. You have nothing original to say. most everything you say is about a couple thousand years old. Lol

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Servitude to sin? So when a Jew eats a cheeseburger, he is in servitude to eating cheeseburgers?
Paul said nothing against slavery and neither did Jesus.

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

The Romans had slave markets. The Roman soldiers captured members of tribes hostile to the empire and sold them in slave markets. The word SLAVE comes from the name of those tribes SLAVS. After Christianity was the official and mandatory religion of the Empire, slavery and slave markets continued to exist.