Freedom and Not Captivity: The Message of Jesus Christ Opposes Slavery

from Rebranded Christianity · host Nayamka Ward

This is an uncomplicated truth: Jesus Does Not Condone Slavery. The biblical messages of love, freedom, and free will oppose the institution of slavery where people are taken into captivity against their free will and held in bondage. In this teaching, I de-construct the erroneous belief that the Bible condones slavery in four parts to show that, throughout the Bible, there are different messages that present a united front against slavery.

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