From "George Whitefield Admonishes Southern Slaveholders," in the American Perspectives book: In his letter, George Whitfield stated that it was not lawful for Christians to even purchase slaves.

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Although at times conflicted about his opinion, in general, George Whitefield defended the institution of slavery. He believed that slavery was justified by scripture and that slaves were a naturally inferior race. Moreover, he argued that slavery was positive for both economic and moral reasons. Nevertheless, Whitefield encouraged slaveowners to be find and fair to their slaves, and admonished those who were not.

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From "George Whitefield Admonishes Southern Slaveholders," in the American Perspectives book: In his letter, George Whitfield stated that it was not lawful for Christians to even purchase slaves.

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