He was right.
Abraham Lincoln is suggesting that slavery is such a fundamental moral wrong that if society accepts it as right, then there is no moral standard left to judge anything else as wrong. He is highlighting the gravity of the issue and the need to confront the moral implications of slavery.
A moral issue would be one concerning the principles of right and wrong.
Abraham Lincoln responded to the pressures of leadership during slavery and the Civil War by sticking to his morals and values. He didn't let anyone's judgement and criticism change what he knew to be right.
It means that you are right and I am wrong on whatever issue or subject.
Strength has nothing to do with right or wrong or address the issue debated.
the Missouri compromise, compromise of 1850, pottawatamie massacre, election of 1860, Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Fugitive Slave act, Caning of senator sumner, John brown raids...........hope i helped..:) Wrong, it was that the South was economicly different. The South thought they should have a weak central government and a stronger state government but the north thought the opposite. The election of Abraham Lincoln.
An ethical issue is a problem that requires someone to choose between two things that need to be decided as right or wrong. An example of an ethical issue is that you know that your best friend is cheating on his wife, you don't want to tell her, but it still isn't right.
yes............if they do something wrong then they need to be punish so that they will not do it again
Actually. it was Robert E Lee. Lincoln had no problem using force to hold the Union together. Her did see it as the last resort but he knew all along it would eventually come to force. Robert E. Lee did not want secession to happen but if it did felt is was wrong for force to be used to prevent it.
Abraham Lincoln said this in a letter to Albert G. Hodges in 1864.
The word is 'wrong'. Wrong is right if spelt wrong and if wrong is spelt right it is still wrong
Lincoln said slavery was wrong and unjust.