It isn’t fair to say that at all!
1: Just because one christian company does a bad thing doesn’t mean all of them would.
2: Christians will provide shelter to the homeless wherever they come from. that is a FAR different thing than shielding them from the Government.
in the case of BCFS, the Government is paying them to hold theses illegal immigrants. So they should hold them and make sure they don’t run off.
While their at it, they should be sure to share with theses kids the word of God. Let Obama face the legal consequences of his refusal to just send theses runaway kids back to their parents where they belong.
Of course not. But some part of the Baptist leadership seems to have clung to it's shadowy socialist past.
From http://viewfrom1776.newsvine.com/_news/2010/06/13/4505744-pelosi-as-gods-emissary
...Nominally-Christian theological seminaries were in the vanguard of the movement toward socialism. Rochester Theological Seminary's professor Walter Rauschenbusch, one of the best known socialist spokesmen of his era, was a founder of the Social Gospel movement late in the 19th century. Social Gospel was nothing more nor less than socialism masquerading as Christianity.
Social Gospel embraced the avowed aims of socialism, which sound similar to the results that flow from the Bible's commandment to love one's neighbor as he would wish to have his neighbor love him. The insurmountable problem is that socialism, and therefore Social Gospel, is atheistic and materialistic, i.e., the antithesis of Christianity and religious Judaism...
If you look up the history of the University of Rochester, you will learn it was operated by Baptists.
Here's an interesting tidbit that should get some eye rolls, major funding for the University of Rochester back then was provided by John D. Rockefeller. Even today their mascot is a predator wasp they named Rocky.