I determined, let others do as they would, to meet the subject, to examine it in all its bearings, and to abide the result; and if it should be found that God regards slavery as an evil, and incompatible with the gospel, I would give it up.
Grimké resolves to confront the issue of slavery directly, seeking truth and alignment with her faith.
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