#endbiblepoverty — Public Fediverse posts
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Leonard Black, Baptist minister in Va., laments that “enormities of slavery” had little impact on professing American Christians. Though they spilled blood to establish own freedom, 2.5 million await the same. Are they unaware?
Everyone was aware: tons of pastors spoke against it. No “men of their times.”
What can you do to learn more of enormities of slavery, and fight today’s “men of their times” arguments?
#christian #endslaverynow #endbiblepoverty #doright #charitywork
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Leonard Black, Baptist minister in Va., laments that “enormities of slavery” had little impact on professing American Christians. Though they spilled blood to establish own freedom, 2.5 million await the same. Are they unaware?
Everyone was aware: tons of pastors spoke against it. No “men of their times.”
What can you do to learn more of enormities of slavery, and fight today’s “men of their times” arguments?
#christian #endslaverynow #endbiblepoverty #doright #charitywork
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Leonard Black, Baptist minister in Va., laments that “enormities of slavery” had little impact on professing American Christians. Though they spilled blood to establish own freedom, 2.5 million await the same. Are they unaware?
Everyone was aware: tons of pastors spoke against it. No “men of their times.”
What can you do to learn more of enormities of slavery, and fight today’s “men of their times” arguments?
#christian #endslaverynow #endbiblepoverty #doright #charitywork
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Leonard Black, Baptist minister in Va., laments that “enormities of slavery” had little impact on professing American Christians. Though they spilled blood to establish own freedom, 2.5 million await the same. Are they unaware?
Everyone was aware: tons of pastors spoke against it. No “men of their times.”
What can you do to learn more of enormities of slavery, and fight today’s “men of their times” arguments?
#christian #endslaverynow #endbiblepoverty #doright #charitywork
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Robert MacCulloch, Scottish minister, reflects on Isaiah 58:7. He offers guidelines on taking the poor into your house. If not literally bring them in, have relief sent to them, to deliver those with no helper.
Christians love to write about being biblical, but I only know about the translation of “poor into house” through my reading of old stuff. Do we want a clean, convenient biblicality? Whom can you include this #christmas?