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Religion and Theology

Introduction

To be able to answer this question, it is essential to study and understand what time and situation these arguments were given. Additionally it is vital to know that individual experiences and happenings influence the mindset and initiatives taken by the individuals. According to the belief of the a number of people, the battles of freedom, in which workers, African American, women and other racial minorities indulged, have broadened the horizons of the meaning of freedom. If we consider the concept of freedom in the context of post-emancipation struggles, the significant sites of those struggles as well as the way in which they unfold was determined by the question of labor and political power. This clash between universalism and exclusion factual discourse emphasizes the conditional nature of freedom and prevalence of slavery as well as freedom (Grimke, 2010).

Thesis statement

Slavery is not something that is supported by Christianity in any way, as argued by many prominent speakers and personalities.

Richard Furman

Richard Furman (1755-1725 Oct. August 9, 1825) was an influential director of the Baptist in Charleston, South Carolina, USA. Furman is born on October 9, 1755 in Esopus, New York. Furman is one of the founders of Charleston Bible Society and Religious Tract Society. In 1821, Furman was one of the organizers of the South Carolina State Baptist convention, and was elected its president, serving until his death in August 1825.

Main arguments

Furman initially was against slavery, but later changed his stance and supported slavery with the reference from the Bible. Although there is argument that the perception used by him about the bile are wrong, never the less, he strongly supported that religious and historical evidence support such actions, making them moral. Furman was born in Esopus, New York on 9 October ...