Slavery Through Christianity

When Virgil wrote about the enthusiasm of Aeneus and Dido, he showed how unlucky mixing of desire, love and divine intervention leads to a painful heart. In the above quotation, the word "love" means a desire for couples to feel each other, a kind of erotic and impulsive force. Dido's suicide further shows how this force pushes her heart extremely. But since I believe that love can drive my mind to an irrational extreme in a sense that is not pure and selfish, I can also apply it to citations.

"At first, Paul told the slaves to follow their master, but he did not fully secure slavery, but he gave a comprehensive defense of the Roman heathen government See Romans 13: 1-7. He seems slavery as an uncontrollable part of the social order, so I think that this order will disappear soon (1 Coll 7: 29-31). Third, Paul suggests that the brotherly love shared by Christians ultimately is incompatible with mobile slavery. In regard to Christ's salvation Paul "I am not a slave nor free, I assert you are all one of Christ Jesus." "(Gal 3: 27-28)

For so-called Christians. Christians support slavery, some of which are the worst slave owner and slave owner. And on another occasion, Christians are fighting slaves. As far as I am concerned, in addition to the so-called Jesus' teachings, you can abandon the rest of the Bible. Of course, you can abandon the Old Testament. A hypocrite, you eat it because you want a cake. If you are embarrassed, you will break the law for justice. Do not criticize what you can not understand. If it is not the Bible, you have no law. The foundation of our law is in the Bible. Why do people want to hijack a marriage? This is a word of the Bible. I will leave it alone. If you desire, you must have a civil union, but please stay away from Christian sacramas. Homosexual movement removes the rainbow (if you do not know, this is a symbol of the Bible), we killed us with happy words.

Slavery. Christian has slaves in history, but it is obviously distortion in the teaching of the Bible. Early Christianity promoted the role of people being oppressed in society. For example, to accept women and slaves as full members. The slaves equally participated in worship and community, got contracts and property rights. According to historian Glenn Sunshine, according to his book "Why are you thinking about your own way of doing your own way?", "Christians are the first people of history systematically opposed to slavery Christians simply buy slaves in the market to release slaves, for example, historians believe that the British evangelical William Wilberforce is the main force behind the end of international slave trade It is (before the American Civil War).