The Bible against Slavery

Exploring the intersection of faith and morality, this inquiry delves into the teachings of the Old Testament and the Mosaic system concerning human rights and slavery. It critically examines biblical texts to argue against the institution of slavery, presenting a theological perspective that challenges prevailing interpretations of scripture. This reprint of the 1864 edition maintains the original's insights and arguments, offering a historical context to the ongoing conversation about ethics and human dignity within religious frameworks.