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What would the main guy in the book say tho?

• jalapenoi 9mo ago
  It’s quite the leap from telling individuals to be hospitable to travelers to supporting mass immigration as a national policy.
  • Sabinus 9mo ago
    No, it's not a leap it's a core prescription of Christian practice. The Parable of the Good Samaritan illustrates this. You are to treat your neighbours well, and your neighbours are anyone in need of your mercy.
    • ratrace 9mo ago
      Does that include letting them live in our country illegally while they live off of welfare payments?
      • Sabinus 9mo ago
        Probably, yeah. Jesus was a radical and the USA is rich. But with that being said, I'm not the one advocating for a Christian nation.
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  • cosmicgadget 9mo ago
    Oh, is that all he said about how you should treat others? You're right, he'd probably advocate for strong territorial integrity and not at all be concerned with poverty and hunger. Jesus was the first libertarian after all. Lmao
• linksnapzz 9mo ago
  I believe that in Acts, His followers were told to “go out into all nations”, not “invite all nations back here to Roman Judea, the Romans will be totally cool with that!”.