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Negro Slavery Unjustifiable (1802)

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Alexander McLeod’s 1860 discourse condemns Negro slavery as immoral and unjustifiable, arguing from Scripture and natural rights and urging nonviolent emancipation.
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McLeod was an important leader both in the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. He played a significant role in shaping the theological identity of the RPCNA in America, particularly in articulating its views on Christ’s mediatorial kingship, the authority of Scripture, and the church’s relationship to civil government. His published sermons, theological essays, and polemical works helped define the denomination’s doctrinal distinctives during a formative period.

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