...known in all times, and under all .systems of religion, whether true or false. .Von meui hie lermo : I speak but what others have written on this point;...which is directly applicable to the subject that we arc discussing. " ' Slavery v.-.i- a part of the civil constitution of most countries when Christianity...

...be trusted with an empire the most extensive that ever obtained in any age or quarter of the world. Slavery was a part of the civil constitution of most countries, when Chrstianity appeared ; yet no passage is to be found in the Christian Scriptures, by which it is condemned...

...known in all times, and under all systems of religion, whether true or false. Nan meus hic sermo : I speak but what others have written on this point...part of the civil constitution of most countries when Chrisanity appeared ; yet no passage is to be found in the Christian scriptures by which it is condemned...

...known in all times, and under all systems of religion, whether true or false. Nun meus hie sermo : I speak but what others have written on this point...subject that we are discussing: " Slavery was a part of tlie civil constitution of most countries when Chrisanity appeared ; yet no passage is to be found...

...known in all times, and under all systems of religion, whether true or false. Nan meus hie sermo : I speak but what others have written on this point;...which is directly applicable to the subject that we arc discussing. " ' Slavery was a part of the civil constitution of most countries when Christianity...

...in all " times, and under all systems of Religion, " whether true or false. ATon meus hie sermo ; " I speak but what others have written on this " point...is directly " applicable to the subject that we are dis" cussing : — " ' Slavery was a part of the civil constitution " ' of most countries when Christianity...

...obtained in any age or quarter of the world. Slatery was a part of the civil constitution of nx«t worried to death by dogs ; some were crucified ; and others were wrapt in pitched shir Scriplares, by which it is condemned or prohibited. Thi* u true ; for Christianity, soliciting admission...

...which they advance from the silence of the New Testament respecting it. He says — It is urged that "Slavery was a part of the civil constitution of most countries when Christianity appeared ; yet that no passage is to be found in the Christian scriptures, by which it is condemned or prohibited."...

...empire the most extensive that ever obtained in any age or quarter of the world." He then shows that slavery was a part of the civil constitution of most countries when Christianity appeared ; and the reason that its precepts did not expressly condemn or prohibit slavery was. because, soliciting...

...determined opponent of the institution, and certainly as eminent a theologian as my Lord Brougham — " was a part of the civil constitution of most countries when Christianity appeared ; yet no passage is found in the Christian Scriptures by which it is condemned or prohibited. This is true, for Christianity,...