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What does the Bible actually say about immigration? with Pastor Rich Lusk

Oct 16, 2024
Pastor Rich Lusk, a theological leader from Trinity Presbyterian Church, offers intriguing insights on immigration through a biblical lens. He tackles whether Christians should support open-ended immigration, challenging popular narratives that use scripture to advocate for it. The discussion spans vital questions about national identity, the roles of culture and religion, and the risks of unassimilated immigration. Lusk provocatively argues about the fine line between charity and potential civilizational challenges, leaving listeners to ponder the future of Christian society.
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ANECDOTE

Meg Basham's Exposé

  • Meg Basham's book, Shepherds for Sale, exposes how progressive organizations manipulate churches.
  • They use money and influence to promote leftist agendas on issues like immigration.
INSIGHT

Biblical Emphasis on Nations

  • The Bible frequently discusses nations, their roles, and God's involvement with them.
  • It emphasizes nations more than races, highlighting their shared culture, language, governance, and geography.
INSIGHT

Patriotism as Extended Familial Love

  • Love for one's nation (patriotism) is a natural extension of familial love.
  • It stems from honoring ancestors and desiring to preserve cultural traditions.
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