Faith & Freedom: Before 1776, Georgia Morally Rejected Slavery

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Faith & Freedom: Before 1776, Georgia Morally Rejected Slavery

Community & CultureReligious, Spiritual & Faith-BasedArts & EntertainmentVisual Arts & GalleriesCommunity & Culture / Religious, Spiritual & Faith-BasedArts & Entertainment / Visual Arts & Galleries
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July 4, 2026 · 12:00 AM
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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, Georgia's historical struggle between religious ideals supporting abolition and those justifying slavery highlights the complex role faith has played in the American pursuit of freedom.
Source:
The Atlanta Voice – Events

As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, Georgia's historical struggle between religious ideals supporting abolition and those justifying slavery highlights the complex role faith has played in the American pursuit of freedom. The post Faith & Freedom: Before 1776, Georgia Morally Rejected Slavery appeared first on The Atlanta Voice. As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, Georgia's historical struggle between religious ideals supporting abolition and those justifyin

Sports & FitnessHistoric VenueGeneral PublicFestivalFree AdmissionPublic

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    Hope, IN

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    The Atlanta Voice – Events

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    Community & Culture, Religious, Spiritual & Faith-Based, Arts & Entertainment

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    Sports & Fitness, Historic Venue, General Public, Festival