Robert L. Dabney was a Civil War era
theologian, Southern Presbyterian pastor, and Confederate Army
chaplain. He was also chief of staff and a biographer for Stonewall
Jackson. He and James Thornwell were Southern Presbyterian's
two most influential scholars. His reformed theology is solid
except for his aberrant views on Antebellum slavery.
He mistakenly and incomprehensibly thought it was supportable!
Someone once said to me, "Ten percent of everyone's theology is
heresy." That only emphasizes the need to make Scripture our
only rule of faith and practice.
Since I mentioned slavery, here's an excerpt from a book by
John Robbins that you may find informative:
Slavery
and Christianity - John Robbins (on
Philemon) | 
