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I'm not sure what Marc was trying to say here, or why he was trying to say it.

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Marc probably doesn’t know either. Expecting a coherent position from him, other than selfishness and ludicrously partisan politics is being optimistic.

So far I've given you 13 quotes.But if there's a single message from Jesus's life and teachings it was about love - not just the love of his fellow disciples but neighbours, those of other religions, and even your enemies. Do as you would be done by.Read your bible Faith.

Founder of California white power group, another member plead guilty in Charlottesville riot Edited by JonF, : No reason given.

The evidence is that Clinton won the popular vote. The only way that could be possible is if the millions of illegals hiding in the National Parks came out to vote while giving kids ebola in transgender bathrooms,

Well, Chiroptera, you need to acknowledge all the efforts of the ISIS fighters hiding in empty Walmarts after Jade Helm 15, as well. And they gave kids hijabs as well as ebola.

Uh, no, not even close. While what you describe should be the ideal for all theologies to strive for, none of them do.There are a multitude of theologies, not just one. Indeed, their name should be Legion since they are so many. Indeed, the actual case is that every individual creates his own personal theology, which turns out to be his own imperfect and flawed understanding (AKA "misunderstanding") of his teachers' and preachers' own misunderstandings of their teachers' and preachers' own misunderstandings of ... etc ad infinitum. As Thomas Paine pointed out, Revelation is Revelation only to that one person to which It is revealed. The moment he tells It to another person, It becomes hearsay. As as it (no longer "It") gets repeated from person to person, it becomes hearsay upon hearsay many times over. My opinion is that Thomas Paine was very over-optimistic.Ironically, it is reading the entire book and taking the entire book into account that has turned several Bible scholars into atheists. And trying to read the entire Bible in context has created many more atheists, including this one. I see that you are still arguing with that person in the mirror. HINT: It's you.

Funny, over the last thirty years or so I've read hundreds of theology works and sermons that also discuss theology and find them largely in agreement with each other. I'm talking about Reformation Protestant theology though, I don't pay much attention to other theologies.

I posted two links but only one escaped the Mad Censor. If you want to google it the other one was The Greatest Deportation in American History at history.com. The Largest Mass Deportation in American HistoryWow, the Mad Censor has outdone himself. I'll leave the other one untouched, it seems to be uncensored despite all the crazed asterisks. Flashback: The 1954 deportation of Mexican migrants and the 'wetback airlift' in ChicagoEdited by Faith, : No reason given.Edited by Faith, : No reason given.Edited by Faith, : No reason given.Edited by Faith, : No reason given.Edited by Admin, : Fix links.

You don't understand how the quotes affect each other in correct theology.

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I posted two links but only one escaped the Mad Censor. If you want to google it the other one was The Greatest Deportation in American History at history.com.

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The article here but I doubt that you read it. And I certainly doubt that you would want anyone else to read it.As the article reveals the operation was founded on racism - evident in the name “Operation Wetback”. And the figure of 1,000,000 is not exactly reliable: And it didn’t work. Trump claimed that the illegal immigrants “never came back” but: I haven’t reproduced the links supporting some of the claims, but you can find them in the article.The Chicago Tribune won’t let me read their site, so I can’t comment on that.

“Correct” theology eh?Read the book Faith. Jesus's message is one of universal love - loving neighbours, believers of other religions and enemies. It's repeated over and over. It's not a matter of theological interpretation or context, it's unavoidable.

Bare links are against the rules. I want to know what you think Eisenhower did. I know about Eisenhower and immigrants.

Keep they hallucinations straight. It was the Chine army, not ISIS.

I think the Eisenhower mention was just an endorsement of anti-immigration policies. This isn't the first time the US has turned anti-immigration. Part of the history of US immigration policy is captured in New York City's lower east side where Irish immigrants were replaced by German immigrants were replaced by Italian immigrants were replaced by Jewish immigrants (I probably have the order wrong) were replaced by no one because US immigration policy changed. The upper floors of the tenements emptied and were boarded up by the 1940's, only the lowest floors still occupied by shopkeepers. All the previous generations had assimilated and done well enough to move to more upscale parts of the city.For me the key point is the role of immigration as a wellspring of new social and economic energy. For countries with low birthrates like ours immigration is important to maintaining population and thereby our competitiveness on the world stage. Without immigration we know what our future will be: Japan.--Percy

Or Hungary! Hungary added a 'Slave Law' to Meet Labor Shortages. It’s Not Working So Well.Edited by Chiroptera, : Added quote from Percy's post.