1861 SLAVERY & ABOLITIONISM. Rare Theological Defense of Political Action for the Abolition of Slavery. Pentecostal by Andrew Fuller

by Andrew Fuller

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He was appointed temporary minister of information (November 1945–January 1946) in de Gaulle’s first government and then followed de Gaulle into retirement

and directs them in the advantages and obligations they have in obtaining superior piety

1861 SLAVERY & ABOLITIONISM. Rare Theological Defense of Political Action for the Abolition of Slavery. Pentecostal by Andrew FullerA very scarce early theological defense not just against the practice of slavery, but of the active engagement of professing Christians in the task of abolition. On Sabbath, December 9th, 1860, New York Presbyterian and noted anti abolitionist Rev. Henry J. Van Dyke [1822 1891] preached, and subsequently published, one of the most widely distributed anti abolitionist discourses in the north. In the treatise, Van Dyke argues that abolitionism is the