Baptist and Methodist preachers were the enemies of the culture of honor,in part because they called for the rejection of all of the following EXCEPT

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Baptist and Methodist preachers in the 18th and 19th centuries were part of a religious movement that often criticized many aspects of the prevailing culture of honor, which included practices like gambling, horse-racing, and extramarital sex, as they were seen as sinful or leading to moral decay. However, they did not universally call for the rejection of slaveholding. While some religious leaders and groups opposed slavery on moral grounds, others justified it or did not challenge it, making it an exception in the context of this question.

Baptist and Methodist Preachers Were the Enemies of the Culture