Exodus 21:16 has nothing to do with what we're talking about here. We both understand that Israelites were prohibited from kidnapping into slavery. I never claimed they weren't.
Congratulations, you've now made assertions that slavery as described in the bible is both moral and immoral.
You're still stuck in a fantasy world where all of the Israelite slaves were treated well. The law protecting them did not apply to non-Israelite slaves. Not that it matters - that just is a greater degree of immorality.
No law that allows slavery is moral or just. It appears that you're too married to dogma to realize that.
Congratulations, you've now made assertions that slavery as described in the bible is both moral and immoral.
You're still stuck in a fantasy world where all of the Israelite slaves were treated well. The law protecting them did not apply to non-Israelite slaves. Not that it matters - that just is a greater degree of immorality.
No law that allows slavery is moral or just. It appears that you're too married to dogma to realize that.
