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<blockquote data-quote="El Correcto" data-source="post: 5609930" data-attributes="member: 60631"><p>You changed your tune up pretty quickly.</p><p>Yea and it also tells them to suck it up if it does happen, tells them to serve the prick like he was God, what strong condemnation telling slaves to serve abusive masters as if they were god. </p><p>Where does the Bible condemn doing business with slave traders? Hint it doesn’t. It doesn’t fully condemn the slave trade and does more to promote a master’s right than any condemnation of the master owning another person. </p><p></p><p>There were multiple ways of securing slaves during that time, doing business with slave traders, war, the justice system and economic reasons. You like to pretend it is Old Testament Hebrew enslavement these people were facing, it was much closer to non-Hebrew enslavement they were facing in the Roman Empire. It wasn’t just members of the community falling in poverty or committing a crime that got them enslaved. </p><p>In some instances the slavery of the day was worse than American slavery.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="El Correcto, post: 5609930, member: 60631"] You changed your tune up pretty quickly. Yea and it also tells them to suck it up if it does happen, tells them to serve the prick like he was God, what strong condemnation telling slaves to serve abusive masters as if they were god. Where does the Bible condemn doing business with slave traders? Hint it doesn’t. It doesn’t fully condemn the slave trade and does more to promote a master’s right than any condemnation of the master owning another person. There were multiple ways of securing slaves during that time, doing business with slave traders, war, the justice system and economic reasons. You like to pretend it is Old Testament Hebrew enslavement these people were facing, it was much closer to non-Hebrew enslavement they were facing in the Roman Empire. It wasn’t just members of the community falling in poverty or committing a crime that got them enslaved. In some instances the slavery of the day was worse than American slavery. [/QUOTE]
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