Evangelical Views on Immigration

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The HARVARD Bulletin Review 

Understanding White Evangelical Views on Immigration

In the latest Bulletin, Kristin Kobes Du Mez argues that for this cultural group, militant masculinity trumps the Bible.

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18 Comments

  • Reply July 18, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    Coming straight from Harvard this week Scotty Searan Joseph Kidwell

  • Reply July 18, 2018

    Joseph Kidwell

    I disagree with this analysis. I believe that at the root of white Evangelical opposition to immigration is white supremacy.

  • Reply July 18, 2018

    Scotty Searan

    A good article though I definitely don’t agree with it all.
    Though statements being made that it is white supremacy is like saying that all whites are Confederate.
    I personally don’t think any race is better than any other race and accusing all white Christian of this is a racial statement and that person is racist.
    You know my opinions
    If you cross our border illegally you need to be sent home.
    I don’t believe there’s a country, adult, or teenager that knows the USA has borders and it is wrong to cross them illegally.
    I don’t believe in chain migration.
    I am going to try to keep my mouth shut.

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Joseph Kidwell

      Scotty Searan, Trump has no trouble with illegal white immigrants. He married one! He has been fined several times for using illegal whites at his resorts. You can try to turn it around all you want, but the statements that Trump has made about Latinos being an “infestation”, “animals” and rapists” are racist The fact that you support a racist makes you a supporter of racism. You think I’m a racist? Come down to Ft. Pierce Florida & I will give you space to say it in front of the African-American congregation that I lead.

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Joseph Kidwell

      No Scotty Searan, not all whites were Confederates. My home state of Indiana remained loyal to the Union and my forefathers fought to save our country from a treasonous rebellion.?

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Scotty Searan

      Joseph Kidwell But classifying the whites the way you are now, they would have been Confederate.
      I did not say that all were confederate back then, nor did i mention about 160 years ago.

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Scotty Searan

      The issue is now and your statement is about now and the Christian Evangelicals

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Joseph Kidwell

      Scotty Searan -, my statement is about the overwhelming majority of white Evangelicals.

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Scotty Searan

      Joseph Kidwell You are saying they were like Confederate
      With that feeling you portray a racist spirit.

    • Reply July 18, 2018

      Joseph Kidwell

      Scotty Searan, whatever! LOL!!!

  • Reply July 19, 2018

    Ron Raney

    I didn’t read all the article, but read enough, I don’t see many opening their front door to strangers, in the USA or else where, I don’t see to many giving aid, as a matter of fact I don’t see much of the love of Jesus in this world, I see hate, blame, raising money, and want, repent for the kingdom of Heaven is at hand!

  • Reply July 19, 2018

    Scotty Searan

    The one’s that say we need to do something are not as you say, Opening their homes up.

  • Reply July 19, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    Article comes from a very very liberal source – HDS

  • Reply July 7, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    did we repent from this? Philip Williams Nelson Banuchi

    • Reply July 7, 2019

      Nelson Banuchi

      As far as the way U.S. policy, or lack thereof, encourages abuse of immigrants (cages, overcrowding, separation of families, posing health risks, etc.), yes, we need to repent as a nation.

  • Reply July 7, 2019

    Philip Williams

    I know for certain that Haitians we’re discriminated against. But there is no justice in a fallen world.

    Our concern should be how the church treats strangers.

  • Reply July 7, 2019

    Charles Page

    I support President Trump’s immigration policies.

    • Reply July 7, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      are they evangelical ?

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