Doug Wilson’s Interpretations of American Slavery
Posts evaluating Wilson’s historical claims about American slavery, including his co-authored work “Southern Slavery As It Was.”
Doug Wilson Says ‘The Christians Who Owned Slaves in the South Were on Firm Scriptural Ground’
(Updated on ) | Opinion by Nathan Wells
Doug Wilson says Southern slaveholders stood on 'firm scriptural ground.' We examine his claims against what the Bible actually teaches about slavery in America.
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![“When the Confederate States of America surrendered at Appomatox [sic], the last nation of the older order fell. So, because historians like to have set dates on which to hang their hats, we may say the first Christendom died there, in 1865. The American South was the last nation of the first Christendom.” — Doug Wilson](/quotes/american-south-last-nation-first-christendom/squaredark.webp)
![“When the Confederate States of America surrendered at Appomatox [sic], the last nation of the older order fell. So, because historians like to have set dates on which to hang their hats, we may say the first Christendom died there, in 1865. The American South was the last nation of the first Christendom.” — Doug Wilson](/quotes/american-south-last-nation-first-christendom/square.webp)
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