Slaveholding Not Sinful. Slavery, the Punishment of Man's Sin, Its Remedy, the Gospel of Christ
Slaveholding Not Sinful. Slavery, the Punishment of Man's Sin, Its Remedy, the Gospel of Christ
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The industrious, intelligent, and enter- prising portion of society, according to the natural course of things, usually increase their substance; while the feeble-minded, unintelligent, indolent, and thriftless are pressed by want and poverty. It is highly probable that at first the rich and prosperous persuaded the poor and depressed to labor for them, on condition of their receiving suitable compensation for their labor. When this arrangement was found to be advantageous to both parties, it i...s supposed that ** the meaner tribe were by degrees persuaded to join themselves perpetual members to the families of the greater, under these conditions, that the latter should engage to supply food and all conveniences of living, and the former should bind themselves to undertake all proper labors and employments as their patrons should direct. So that the first rise of servitude is owing to the voluntary consent of the poorer and more helpless persons, and is founded upon that com- mon form of contract, Do ut facias ; I promise to give you constant sustenance^ upon condition you assist me vyith your constant workP (Pufendorf, Book 6, eh.
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The industrious, intelligent, and enter- prising portion of society, according to the natural course of things, usually increase their substance; while the feeble-minded, unintelligent, indolent, and thriftless are pressed by want and poverty. It is highly probable that at first the rich and prosperous persuaded the poor and depressed to labor for them, on condition of their receiving suitable compensation for their labor. When this arrangement was found to be advantageous to both parties, it i...s supposed that ** the meaner tribe were by degrees persuaded to join themselves perpetual members to the families of the greater, under these conditions, that the latter should engage to supply food and all conveniences of living, and the former should bind themselves to undertake all proper labors and employments as their patrons should direct. So that the first rise of servitude is owing to the voluntary consent of the poorer and more helpless persons, and is founded upon that com- mon form of contract, Do ut facias ; I promise to give you constant sustenance^ upon condition you assist me vyith your constant workP (Pufendorf, Book 6, eh.
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