What practice was originally not allowed in Oglethorpe colony because he thought it was wrong?

In the Oglethorpe colony, which was established in Georgia, the practice of slavery was originally not allowed because James Oglethorpe believed it was morally wrong and contrary to the colony's ideals of providing opportunity and refuge for the poor and disadvantaged. Oglethorpe envisioned a society where individuals could work for their own benefit rather than be subjected to the exploitation inherent in slavery. This prohibition was part of his broader vision for a more equitable community. However, the ban on slavery was eventually lifted due to economic pressures and the demands of settlers.