The tragedy of human history is that slavery is almost the norm.

Hardly any cultures don't have it.

What's the novelty, the radical novelty, is abolition.

And who brought that in?

The Quakers and the Evangelicals.

The Church of Jesus.

Welcome to the Elisa Childar's podcast where we equip Christians to identify the core beliefs

of historic Christianity, discern its counterfeits, and proclaim the gospel with clarity, kindness,

and truth.

This is a two-part series on politics.

Last week, we talked with Dr. Jeff Myers of some

ministries about how Christians can think

theologically about politics and this week.

We are joined by author and social critic,

Oz Guinness.

Oz is the great, great, great grandson of Arthur Guinness,

the famous Dublin Brewer and was born in China during World War II,

where his parents were medical missionaries.

And he was a witness to the climax of the Chinese Revolution

in 1949 and was expelled with many other foreigners in 1951,

returning to Europe where he was educated in England,

ultimately getting his doctor of philosophy in the social sciences

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