Comments on: An Immigration Thought Model http://biblearchive.com/blog/2009/israel/an-immigration-thought-model/ Thoughts from Plymouth Brethren Blogger Rey Reynoso Thu, 10 May 2012 19:35:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: The Bible Archive » Blog Archive » Illegal Immigration Series http://biblearchive.com/blog/2009/israel/an-immigration-thought-model/comment-page-1/#comment-983 The Bible Archive » Blog Archive » Illegal Immigration Series Tue, 28 Jul 2009 04:15:01 +0000 http://biblearchive.com/blog/?p=1197#comment-983 [...] An Immigration Thought Model [...] [...] An Immigration Thought Model [...]

]]> By: rey http://biblearchive.com/blog/2009/israel/an-immigration-thought-model/comment-page-1/#comment-971 rey Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:27:11 +0000 http://biblearchive.com/blog/?p=1197#comment-971 Well, at this point I haven't drawn any final conclusions yet. This post was only on dealing with aliens, specifically. I'm not even sure I can construct a proper thought model for illegal immigration because when that happened in Israel, it was recorded with oppression. So you'd have the Moabites come in and fill their gullets and then the way they deal with that problem with with aggressive diplomacy (a knife in the gut). And yet, another Moabite who shouldn't have been in Israel wound up ignoring her Mother in Law and remaining in Israel and being provided for under the guidelines I stipulated above. Our problem isn't a one-to-one fit with Israel, so I have several more posts in this topic, one on governments and laws, one on conscience, one on temporal realism versus idealism and one concluding post. Well, at this point I haven’t drawn any final conclusions yet. This post was only on dealing with aliens, specifically. I’m not even sure I can construct a proper thought model for illegal immigration because when that happened in Israel, it was recorded with oppression. So you’d have the Moabites come in and fill their gullets and then the way they deal with that problem with with aggressive diplomacy (a knife in the gut).

And yet, another Moabite who shouldn’t have been in Israel wound up ignoring her Mother in Law and remaining in Israel and being provided for under the guidelines I stipulated above.

Our problem isn’t a one-to-one fit with Israel, so I have several more posts in this topic, one on governments and laws, one on conscience, one on temporal realism versus idealism and one concluding post.

]]> By: David Kjos http://biblearchive.com/blog/2009/israel/an-immigration-thought-model/comment-page-1/#comment-970 David Kjos Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:10:34 +0000 http://biblearchive.com/blog/?p=1197#comment-970 Rey, Overall, I agree with what I think you're saying. but surely, you're not confusing our our illegal immigration problem with legitimate, legal immigration. You wouldn't blur that line, would you? I ask because I don't think you mean to do that, but perhaps have, inadvertently. Rey,
Overall, I agree with what I think you’re saying. but surely, you’re not confusing our our illegal immigration problem with legitimate, legal immigration. You wouldn’t blur that line, would you? I ask because I don’t think you mean to do that, but perhaps have, inadvertently.

]]> By: Scott http://biblearchive.com/blog/2009/israel/an-immigration-thought-model/comment-page-1/#comment-969 Scott Wed, 15 Jul 2009 15:13:23 +0000 http://biblearchive.com/blog/?p=1197#comment-969 You mean we have to love people? Even people that don't talk good English? But... but... that's hard. I kid because I love. Yeah I think that's a good start for how we should treat not just the immigrants, but all of the people in our borders. You mean we have to love people? Even people that don’t talk good English? But… but… that’s hard.

I kid because I love. Yeah I think that’s a good start for how we should treat not just the immigrants, but all of the people in our borders.

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