Is Christianity Inherently Supportive Of Slavery And Misogyny?

[Mashmont]

I guess it's because the colonial slavery of the past 400 years hadn't happened yet.  

Reading comprehension isn't your thing, is it, Sparky. I said he didn't have a single thing to say against slavery, not that he never spoke on it.

Note:  Jesus also never commented on thermonuclear war.

Red herring much? No one expects your gawd-boy to speak out against something technologically impossible for the time. But, if he's the source of all good, he should have something to say about an evil practice extant in his own fucking culture.

Too bad you're too thick to get this.

My point was slavery in Jesus time was nothing like the colonial slavery of the past 400 years.  That's why he couldn't comment on it.  Slavery in Jesus' day is what you leftwingers claim Walmart does.  Provides a means of subsistence for people who may not have other options.