Is Christianity Inherently Supportive Of Slavery And Misogyny?

[Fake Messiah]

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,

It was not ahead of its time. They should have denounced slavery right away, with Jesus and Paul, but no, those two even embraced slavery.

Popes and other fathers of the Catholic Church owned slaves as late as 1800. Jesuits in colonial Maryland and nuns in Europe and Latin America owned slaves. The Church did not condemn slavery until 1888, after every Christian nation had abolished the practice. Church even had slaves in the 20th century, in those washeries where they kept unpaid labor as girls to wash clothes for money that the Church collected.

And it's even happening in the 21st century

Nuns have suffered and are still suffering sexual abuse at the hands of Catholic priests and bishops, and have even been held as sexual slaves, Pope Francis confirmed on Tuesday. The abuse was so severe in one case that an entire congregation of nuns was dissolved by former Pope Benedict.

The scope of the abuse of nuns by clergy members first came to light with the publication at the beginning of February of the monthly Vatican magazine "Women Church World." The edition included Francis' own take on the scandal -- long known about by the Vatican but virtually never discussed -- in which he blamed the unchecked power wielded by priests and higher clergy across the Catholic Church for such crimes.  

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pope-franci...er-france/