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• William Wilberforce
  ...leader of the campaign against the [[Slave Trade]]. A devout [[Anglican]], Wilberforce used Christian morals to argue against the trade (although Slavery had been There is a historically black college in Ohio named Wilberforce University after him.
  4 kilobytes (550 words) - 05:00, June 6, 2021
• Samuel Wilberforce
  '''Samuel Wilberforce''' (1804-1873) was the [[Bishop]] of [[Oxford]], [[England]]. He is best kn He was the son of the [[abolitionist|antislavery]] activist [[William Wilberforce]].
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• Samuel Wilberforce
  '''Samuel Wilberforce''' (1804-1873) was the [[Bishop]] of [[Oxford]], [[England]]. He is best kn He was the son of the [[abolitionist|antislavery]] activist [[William Wilberforce]].
  581 bytes (81 words) - 04:55, June 6, 2021
• Amazing Grace (movie)
  '''Amazing Grace''' is an historical drama about [[William Wilberforce]], who campaigned [[Parliament]] to abolish the slave trade in the early 19 In the movie, Wilberforce is haunted by dreams and visions about [[abolition]]. His health is poor, a
  2 kilobytes (244 words) - 01:49, January 2, 2020
• Granville Sharp
  ...lle Sharp''' was an early [[Abolitionist]] leader who influenced [[William Wilberforce]] and worked behind the scenes of the [[Somerset v Stewart]] trial.
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• William Carey
  Carey was the third William (Cowper and Wilberforce were the first two), whose life and ministry was greatly affected by [[John ...wton was through the ministry of Thomas Scott and a meeting with [[William Wilberforce]], who were both influenced by Newton.
  2 kilobytes (258 words) - 21:46, July 13, 2016
• Panyaring
  [[William Wilberforce]] commented about Panyarring in his ''A Letter on the Abolition of the Slav ...org/ebooks/63974 A Letter on the Abolition of the Slave Trade], by William Wilberforce
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• William Wilberforce
  ...leader of the campaign against the [[Slave Trade]]. A devout [[Anglican]], Wilberforce used Christian morals to argue against the trade (although Slavery had been There is a historically black college in Ohio named Wilberforce University after him.
  4 kilobytes (550 words) - 05:00, June 6, 2021
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  [[William Wilberforce]]
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• John Piippo
  ...ary, New York City and an Adjunct Professor ay Payne Theological Seminary, Wilberforce, Ohio.<ref>[http://www.redeemerfellowshipchurch.com/staff.html Reedemeer Ch *Adjunct Professor, Payne Theological Seminary, Wilberforce, Ohio<ref>[https://www.johnpiippo.com/2019/07/join-me-with-craig-keener-on-
  3 kilobytes (358 words) - 03:08, August 14, 2019
• Phillip E. Johnson
  ...e societal problems and injustices. The award is given in honor of William Wilberforce, an eighteenth-century British parliamentarian who stood against his party
  4 kilobytes (488 words) - 00:42, January 8, 2020
• Richard Dawkins' family fortune and the slave trade
  ...tree and in 1796 another ancestor, James Dawkins, voted against [[William Wilberforce]]'s plans to abolish the slave trade<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ ([[William Wilberforce]] was a devout [[Christianity|Christian]], philanthropist,[[abolitionist]],
  5 kilobytes (622 words) - 17:29, April 3, 2019
• John Newton
  Newton helped [[William Wilberforce]] end slavery in England. Newton's tombstone, at St Mary, Woolnoth, UK, re
  1 kilobytes (219 words) - 05:50, July 9, 2022
• Western agnosticism and race
  ...tree and in 1796 another ancestor, James Dawkins, voted against [[William Wilberforce]]'s plans to abolish the slave trade<ref name="dailymail.co.uk">[https://ww ([[William Wilberforce]] was a devout [[Christianity|Christian]], philanthropist,[[abolitionist]],
  6 kilobytes (829 words) - 00:24, April 10, 2019
• T. H. Huxley
  ...ssly. Many of the more liberal members of the clergy disliked the hardline Wilberforce and supported Huxley.
  7 kilobytes (1,120 words) - 20:30, October 16, 2017
• Historically Black Colleges and Universities
  ...ath of the [[American Civil War]]. Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and Wilberforce University in Ohio, are two HBCUs established prior to the Civil War in 185
  2 kilobytes (315 words) - 14:35, October 2, 2025
• Hull
  ...only to be denied entrance to the city by its military governor. [[William Wilberforce]], who led the campaign to abolish slavery in the [[British Empire]], was b
  2 kilobytes (337 words) - 23:31, January 2, 2025
• Slave Trade
  ...not come to an end until 1800-1865 with the work of Christians; [[William Wilberforce]] and [[John Wesley]]. The [[United States]] banned the importation or expo
  3 kilobytes (405 words) - 22:23, May 25, 2021
• The Clapham Sect
  ...re (later Lord Teignmouth), Thomas Babington, Henry Thornton and [[William Wilberforce]]. The name arose from the fact that many of them lived in Clapham, which w
  3 kilobytes (403 words) - 00:21, July 6, 2021
• Atheism and evolutionary racism
  ...Christian abolitionist [[William Wilberforce]] was the father of [[Samuel Wilberforce]], Bishop of [[Oxford]] who took part in the famous [[creation]] vs. [[evol
  7 kilobytes (1,018 words) - 23:03, December 26, 2022
• Robert Oscar Lopez
  ...eds., Jephthah's Children: The Innocent Casualties of Same-Sex Parenting. Wilberforce Press, London 2016.</ref>
  4 kilobytes (594 words) - 12:54, January 4, 2018
• J.P. Moreland
  *Fellow of the Wilberforce Forum, 2001 to present.
  4 kilobytes (473 words) - 05:03, October 22, 2026

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