On the record
For one church that excludes the human enslaver from its communion table, multitudes extend to him the right hand of religious fellowship.
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William Lloyd Garrison
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gutenberg.orgFor one church that excludes the human enslaver from its communion table, multitudes extend to him the right hand of religious fellowship.
Garrison criticizes churches that welcome slaveholders while excluding abolitionists from their communities.
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