Apocalyptic Abolitionism – How Seventh Day Adventists Fought Against Slavery | Askgod365

Early Seventh-day Adventists viewed the abolition of slavery as a prophetic necessity rather than a mere political issue. The belief in Christ’s imminent return fueled a deep commitment to human liberty and civil disobedience against unjust laws. Apocalyptic faith inspired profound moral courage and active resistance to oppression instead of a retreat from societal challenges.

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