Immigration is a hot-button issue. It is estimated that 200 million people are on the move worldwide, and millions have come to the US, too, looking for a new life. How can the Christian faith respond to this reality?
Oct 21, 2009 by M. Daniel Carroll R. | 1 Comments
In the last posting we discussed in part how Christians should rethink the role of government and its laws from a more comprehensive biblical perspective. Let me be clear: I am not advocating ignoring the laws of this country. What I am saying is that Christians should be willing to question and ... [More]
Oct 02, 2009 by M. Daniel Carroll R. | 5 Comments
Many who argue against a more open immigration policy begin with Romans 13:1-7 and other similar passages from the New Testament (e.g., 1 Peter 3:13-17). The argument is that these passages teach that God has established the authorities and that citizens and outsiders are to submit to its laws. ... [More]
Sep 15, 2009 by M. Daniel Carroll R. | 2 Comments
Discussions on immigration should begin with looking at those who come as people, as individuals who have left family, home, nation, and culture to try to start a new life in a different, and often strange, place. This moving to a new place is common in the United States. Individuals and families ... [More]
Sep 09, 2009 by M. Daniel Carroll R. | 3 Comments
When we engage people on important and potentially hot topics, one of the key things is to try to establish a proper starting point. Where do we begin the discussion, so that there truly is a give-and-take, a conversation, and not a monologue or one-directional lecture? I would like to suggest ... [More]
Sep 02, 2009 by M. Daniel Carroll R. | 13 Comments
Immigration. It’s a word that generates all kinds of emotions—pity, anger, confusion. It also raises an assortment of questions. How did we get to the point where we are today? How many undocumented immigrants are in the country today? What is the difference between immigrants and ... [More]
Thinking Christianly About Immigration
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Christians at the Border: Immigration, the Church, and the Bible
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Cristianos en la Fronrtera: La inmagración, la Iglesia y la Biblia
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Strangers in the Land: A Six-Week Devotional Guide on Immigration, the Church and the Bible
Sojourners, based on the book Christians at the Border by M. Daniel Carroll R.
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