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To: Gumlegs
I really thought you'd be bright enough to understand the answer.

Do you agree with the quote?

Yes

Would a slave-owning nation be a "Paradise"?

No.

I see no rules governing the treatment of slaves in the Constitution,

Article I Section 2. Slaves are to be treated as "three fifths of all other Persons" for the purpose of determining state population for representation in the House of Representatives.

291 posted on 10/02/2005 4:30:29 PM PDT by Tribune7
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To: Tribune7
And I really thought you to be bright enough to know that counting slaves for the purposes of representation has nothing whatever to do with their treatment as in terms of discipline.

So from your answers, you agree with Adams that a nation using the Bible as its only law book would be a paradise.

The Bible assumes that people will own slaves and lists certain rules as to their treatment and disposition.

Yet you don't agree that a slave-owning nation would be a paradise.

Okay.

292 posted on 10/02/2005 4:49:08 PM PDT by Gumlegs
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