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Arteria clearly states that slavery is evil in any situation and should not be allowed.
By the way, since we've touched upon various philosophical aspects, I'll describe the divine perspective on these (not specifically slave-related, but generally) issues. The Goddess loves and pities everyone, so even towards a vile slave trader, she will feel sadness and pity that life has led him to such depths. This may, although not always, be reflected in the attitude of church members. Those who are more calm and wise will have a similar attitude (even if they are carrying out a sentence at that moment), while hot-tempered individuals and those who understand less about the divine path may rant about the villainy, etc.