Why the Apostle Paul is a scoundrel? Part two. If you think that slavery was just the ways of the Old Testament, I have bad news for you.

In Titus 2, 9 through 10, he writes, teach slaves to be subject to their masters and everything and to try to please them, not to talk back to them, not to steal from them, but to show them they can be fully trusted so that in

every way they will make the teaching about God, our Savior, attractive. Slavery is unequivocally

and reprehensible and morally indefensible. It represents a gross violation of basic human rights and

dignity, perpetuating a system of exploitation and dehumanization.

The practice entails the forced subjugation of individuals stripping them of their autonomy,

freedom, and agency. Slavery fosters a culture of inequality, justice, and cruelty,

denying people the right to live their lives with dignity and pursue their aspirations.

So before you, yes, you, call in and say, who are you to decide what's moral? I can

assure you. I am more moral than your God or his spokesman. And you can trust me because I have a

mustache. Do you disagree? Give us a call because the show is about to begin.

Hello, hello everybody. Welcome back to Talk Heathen. I am your host today, objectively

Dan, joining me. I think that was Sidney's dad. It was. Sorry. Yeah.

Your dad did a great job of the intro.

They said slavery represents justice instead of injustice.

Oh, which was-

He should have said injustice.

I'm so sorry.

That's okay.

I messed up the opening intro so bad last time.

Truth wanted.

I have no room to talk.

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