Isaac D'Israeli Quotes
To bend and prostrate oneself to express sentiments of respect, appears to be a natural motion.
D'Israeli, Isaac. Curiosities of Literature. Edward Moxon, 1838, p. 176.
This passage was one of those used by Christian apologists for slavery. Critics of some Christian churches point to this passage as illustrating the lack of morality in traditional Christianity when it same to fundamentals such as human slavery. In this particular quotation, the slave master is likened to Christ. Ironically, it was Christian abolitionists in England and the United States who saw other passages of the New Testament and the Gospel of Christ as disapproving of slavery and those Christians where among the most effective of the abolitionists.
Rebellion and revolution has always been unallowed in the Muslim religion.
1st Earl of Beaconsfield
Isaac D'Israeli was a British writer, scholar and man of letters. He is best known for his essays, his associations with other men of letters, and as the father of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli.