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The Nathan Jacobs Podcast
Nathan Jacobs
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A philosophy podcast exploring the issues of today.
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A philosophy podcast exploring the issues of today.
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Philosophy
Society & Culture
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Is Slavery Morally Wrong? Immoralities in the Bible? Part 1 of 3
The Nathan Jacobs Podcast
1 hour 19 minutes 13 seconds
1 month ago
Is Slavery Morally Wrong? Immoralities in the Bible? Part 1 of 3

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This episode examines the biblical problem of slavery through a natural law framework, distinguishing between immoral slavery and morally permissible servitude. Dr. Jacobs argues that what the Bible describes as "slavery" more closely resembles contractual servitude arrangements, lacking the five essential traits that make slavery immoral: abduction, coercion, brutality, squalor, and dehumanizing treatment. Using Eastern Orthodox theological anthropology and classical realism, he demonstrates how true slavery violates human nature by denying the fundamental freedom that defines rational beings. The analysis shows that both Old Testament law and early Christian teaching consistently condemned actual slavery while permitting voluntary service arrangements that preserved human dignity and self-determination.


00:00:00 Introduction00:04:35 Let's talk about slavery00:07:28 Providentialists00:11:00 Good and evil as pleasure and pain00:17:10 Level 400:24:58 Moral responsibility00:31:37 The natural law case against slavery00:36:30 The features of slavery00:41:18 Discipline for one's formation00:45:28 The great chain of being00:50:12 Slave/master relationship00:53:00 Are the 5 traits of slavery essential?00:56:47 "Slavery" scenario #201:00:31 Defining our terms01:01:36 Is servitude immoral?01:06:03 The early Christian view


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The Nathan Jacobs Podcast
A philosophy podcast exploring the issues of today.