Immigration and Theonomic Ethics

This chapter examines immigration through the lens of theonomic beliefs, discussing the parameters for establishing an ideal society where both compassion and prudence guide decisions. It delves into the moral obligations to care for one's own community while addressing the needs of immigrants, emphasizing the balance between personal responsibility and communal kinship. The conversation critiques the notion of radical hospitality and underscores the importance of maintaining stability within society when considering immigration policies.