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@karlbykarlsmith @zackbeauchamp @michaelbd @willwilkinson @DamonLinker Christian pro-slavery arguments like Mathers arise in this context of bubbling religious fervor and planter resistance. They were responding to a resistance to making enslaved Africans Christian (ideas of black racial inferiority were still young), not abolitionism. — PolitiTweet.org

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@karlbykarlsmith @zackbeauchamp @michaelbd @willwilkinson @DamonLinker It was introduced by Scottish minister James Blair, highest ranking religious leader in Virginia, as part of an effort to pacify enslaved populations. But planters were skeptical. — PolitiTweet.org

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@karlbykarlsmith @zackbeauchamp @michaelbd @willwilkinson @DamonLinker Which is a long way of saying that my argument is "not a misinterpretation of the times" since of the two of us, I actually know what the times were, and you do not. — PolitiTweet.org

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