Is Christianity Inherently Supportive Of Slavery And Misogyny?

[Mashmont]

I can speak for the Catholic Church on this.  The Vatican came out very early, 1839, in its denunciation of colonial slavery like was prevalent at that time.  As usual, the RCC was ahead of the game, just like it is now on  abortion which, 100 years hence, will also be viewed as the barbaric practice it is.

As for women, the RCC elevates women.  Its seeks to surround women with protections, aka,  a loving husband and family, with the accompanying support financially and otherwise.
Contrast that with the current secular model which tells us women don't need marriage or men,  are free to have sex outside marriage,  and are better off poor single mothers bearing all the burden themselves.

What secular model tells us that women are better off poor single mothers?  I think you're posting bullshit talking points.

This is the message of the radical feminists on the left and echoed in the godless media and embraced by our government.  "Men are oppressors".  "Women don't need men".  "Sex outside marriage is not only permissible; it is good".