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Look closer. Think harder. Choose the sound argument over the clever one.
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
The Scourge of Slavery
An amazing perspective on the history of slavery, and the Christian roots of liberty. I'd like independent verification of the facts presented here.
HT: Power and Control, via Roger L. Simon
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(Please keep in mind that each commenter's opinions are only his/her own.)
That is quite amazing no?
I remember Abu Hamza's
"If you don't sell him as a slave in the market place you kill him"
comment.
I was always going to ask him about it. I wasn't expecting him to be arrested and thought I had loads of times. It was one of the only questions I asked him in a letter. I wonder if he got it.
I remember Abu Hamza's
"If you don't sell him as a slave in the market place you kill him"
comment.
I was always going to ask him about it. I wasn't expecting him to be arrested and thought I had loads of times. It was one of the only questions I asked him in a letter. I wonder if he got it.
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