Slavery Is Not Acceptable

When slavery was introduced, the free man forgot what it was like to be enslaved and thus enslaved others. The black man was enslaved and forced to live in bondage to others. It should be stated that most slave owners were white, but there were black slave owners as well. These black men also forgot about the nature of freedom and enslaved their brothers. However, God has instilled in men that slavery of one to another is not acceptable. Therefore, the Civil War was declared and an injustice was dealt with. Men were once again free to live as God had intended from the time of Adam and Eve.

Nevertheless, the lesson could still not be learned and man continued to try to enslave man for his own profit. People who could not cope with the idea that God created each of us in his own image tried to remain in control of his fellow man.

Today is no different. Even though there is no legal slavery in the United States of America today, men seek to enslave others in other ways. Not through race but through money and power. Mankind is still trying to control the outcome of the sovereign world in which we live. As men and women seek power for their own benefit, people’s lives are ignored.