So much to be said for this and in a pub I'd talk and clarify and disagree with you on some points but spot on.
Crying about borders, etc naturally lacks a view of God's sovereignty- if people weren't meant to come into a Country then by God's will they wouldn't.
More people in more cities means more church membership and more evangelism opportunities.... and of course more inspiration amd encouragement from Christian migrants.
You only see the huge Country idolators on here and if you disagree with them they block you... what a way to show love to Christian brothers and sisters!
Unless we're talking about the alt right who weaponise Christianity this doesn't seem to be an issue here in the UK, especially at the church I attend.
Crying about borders, etc naturally lacks a view of God's sovereignty- if people weren't meant to come into a Country then by God's will they wouldn't.
More people in more cities means more church membership and more evangelism opportunities.... and of course more inspiration amd encouragement from Christian migrants.
You only see the huge Country idolators on here and if you disagree with them they block you... what a way to show love to Christian brothers and sisters!
Unless we're talking about the alt right who weaponise Christianity this doesn't seem to be an issue here in the UK, especially at the church I attend.
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@BritishFailedAesthetic And how so then? Because it doesn't fit your own vision?
val70 · 51-55
@BritishFailedAesthetic And that is the contrary that I wrote about? I'm very much aware that God knows. You exclude your neighbour, God excludes you, for example. That's for real in the Bible. Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's, as Christ so eloquently put it. I don't think any diversion is possible from that pathway