Explore the complex intersection of faith and morality in John Lawrence's "The Slavery Question." This historical work delves into the ethical dilemmas surrounding slavery, particularly its relationship to the church in the United States. Examining a pivotal period leading up to the Civil War, Lawrence confronts the theological and moral arguments of the time, offering insight into the religious perspectives on this contentious issue.

A crucial text for understanding the historical debates surrounding slavery, this book examines the social and religious contexts that shaped the era. Readers interested in Christian ethics, the history of slavery, and the religious dimensions of the Civil War period will find this work to be a valuable resource. "The Slavery Question" remains a significant contribution to discussions of ethics, religion, and American history.

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