Slavery Inconsistent with the Spirit of Christianity: A Sermon Preached at Cambridge, on Sunday, Feb. 10, 1788.

The sermon argues against the institution of slavery, emphasizing its contradiction with Christian values and teachings. Preached in 1788, it addresses the moral and ethical implications of slavery, urging the congregation to recognize the inherent dignity of all individuals. The speaker passionately advocates for social justice and the abolition of slavery, highlighting the need for Christians to embody compassion and equality in their beliefs and actions. This work serves as a historical reflection on the intersection of faith and social issues during a pivotal time in history.