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Thoughts upon slavery - Enlightenment Ethics: Challenging Injustice with Wesley's Anti-Slavery Advocacy - cover

Thoughts upon slavery - Enlightenment Ethics: Challenging Injustice with Wesley's Anti-Slavery Advocacy

John Wesley

Casa editrice: Good Press

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In "Thoughts upon Slavery," John Wesley presents a compelling treatise against the institution of slavery, employing a moral and theological lens to critique the injustices inherent in the practice. Written in the 18th century, Wesley's work reflects the rising abolitionist sentiment of the time and is characterized by a persuasive and accessible prose style that merges personal conviction with scholarly rigor. Drawing on Scriptural references and Enlightenment ideals of liberty and human dignity, Wesley articulates a passionate plea for the recognition of the humanity of enslaved individuals, challenging societal norms and prevailing attitudes towards race and servitude. John Wesley, a prominent clergyman and the founder of Methodism, was profoundly influenced by his faith, social consciousness, and experiences advocating for marginalized communities. His commitment to social justice and moral reform is evident throughout his writings, reflecting a broader movement within the religious community toward humanitarianism. Wesley'Äôs background, shaped by the ethics of the Methodist movement, led him to address the moral dilemmas associated with slavery, ultimately positioning him as a key early voice in the abolitionist movement. Readers seeking a profound exploration of moral philosophy and Christian ethics will find "Thoughts upon Slavery" compelling and thought-provoking. Wesley'Äôs eloquence and urgency challenge contemporary readers to reflect on the historical context of slavery and its lingering implications. This work is not only a historical document but also a timeless call to action for justice and human dignity, making it essential for anyone interested in the intersections of faith, ethics, and social reform.
Disponibile da: 21/08/2022.
Lunghezza di stampa: 23 pagine.

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