How did prophecy influence the abolitionist movement

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Based on what we learned from Chapter and the Preamble to David Walker's Appeal, please detail the importance that Christianity had on the antislavery movement, and the radical elements of the movement in particular. How did Christianity and prophecy influence the abolitionist movement, David Walker's Appeal, and the slave rebellion of Nat Turner?

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