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Slavery & The Gospel - 4: The Abolitionist Legacy of Christians & Non-Christian Hypocrisies
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Saint K explores the testimonies from abolitionists like Sarah Grimke and Nehemiah Caulkins and their stated convictions that led many Christians to oppose slavery. I also delve into the impact of Harriet Beecher Stowe's 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' and the tireless efforts of William Wilberforce in the abolition movement. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the legacy of Christian abolitionists and their commitment to justice and faith.Thumbnail art credit goes to artist Jon McNaughton, from his painting "The Underground Railroad."
00:00 Intro
04:54 Historical Accounts of Abolitionists
10:49 Testimonies of Sarah Grimke
26:18 Non-Christian Slave Owner
37:18 Hypocritical Baptist Reverend
56:13 Impact of Uncle Tom's Cabin
01:15:12 Weaponizing Talents Against Injustice
01:28:48 Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad
01:34:12 William Wilberforce's Legacy