Is Christianity Inherently Supportive Of Slavery And Misogyny?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Not all labour of this type is exploitive. During the lambing and shearing seasons (April through July), my father would hire casual labourers - generally Romany -to help out. They were allowed to park their caravans on the farm, but Da also had some small cottages built for any of them who wanted a change. He never charged ground rent, fed them while they were there, and paid above the going rate. He ALWAYS had to turn people away.

Boru

I'm sorry I don't agree. I think in concept it's exploitive regardless of whether it's voluntary or how well the exploited are treated.

I’m also sorry that you don’t agree - we must have different concepts of the meaning of ‘exploitive’. If I offer you employment at higher wages than anyone else is willing to pay AND give you free board and lodging into the bargain, in what way are you being exploited?

Boru