Gregory of Nyssa (c.335 – c. 394). An Orthodox Christian Saint Who Wa…
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Gregory of Nyssa (c.335 – c. 394). An Orthodox Christian Saint Who Was The First Person In Recorded History To Have Written Against All forms Of Slavery, Declaring The Institution Inherently Sinful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_of_Nyssa
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>>164 (OP)
really based>>
>>164 (OP)
Compare this to Judaism lol:
https://redlib.reallyaweso.me/r/Judaism/comments/158imm8/slavery_in_judaism/
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u/ppvkkbs Jul 25 '23
Jewish slaves are problematic. Goy ones aren't really bad. Torah is to follow hashem and he allowed certain things. Slavery is one. But it's regulated. In the base, a slave isn't seen as a bad thing by the torah and not as a good thing. Just something that exists
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Gregory of Nyssa (c.335 – c. 394). An Orthodox Christian Saint Who Was The First Person In Recorded History To Have Written Against All forms Of Slavery, Declaring The Institution Inherently Sinful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_of_Nyssa
>>164 (OP)
really based>>164 (OP)
Compare this to Judaism lol:
https://redlib.reallyaweso.me/r/Judaism/comments/158imm8/slavery_in_judaism/
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u/ppvkkbs Jul 25 '23
Jewish slaves are problematic. Goy ones aren't really bad. Torah is to follow hashem and he allowed certain things. Slavery is one. But it's regulated. In the base, a slave isn't seen as a bad thing by the torah and not as a good thing. Just something that exists