Slavery God-Written is an important work written by Frederick Augustus Ross that examines an important aspect of history - views of slavery in some religious and social contexts. The author examines how certain views were used to justify the system of slavery and how this led to social change. The book offers the reader a deeper understanding of the complex processes that accompanied views on the condemnation or acceptance of slavery. "Slavery Witnessed by God" is an important addition to the study of history and sociology and helps to better understand the influence of religion on society.