Posted on 05/10/2010 9:42:58 AM PDT by tobyhill
The REAL problem is the diconnect between clergymen and theoir congregations.
These opinions, which are at odds with those of the mainstream Christian Churchs’ clergy, are an explanation for fact that organized religion in America is not as strong as it was once and why so many Christians are remaining Christian in thought, but leave the churches of their ancestors.
When these illegals become legal, will these “good” Christians have their church members support them financially, or will they expect those of us who are against amnesty to support them? When these people become legal, they will qualify for all sorts of government programs. Just providing for their anchor babies is more burden than we can pay now. IMHO, it is not Christian to push for something that will force others to bear the cost. These people, no matter what THEY THINK Jesus would want, do not have the right to give my birthright away. I don’t want to live in a third world cesspool. If they THINK it is their duty to help illegals, help them go home and change their government. Don’t help them stay here and change our country into what they ran form.
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