[dangus]

Conservatives, don’t say, “Not my denomination!” The list of churches pushing for amnesties include most of the newer, conservative denominations which split from older, larger ones over liberalism, including PCA, Anglicans, etc.

[angkor]

First of all, he kind of lost me on “the federal “U-6 Unemployment Rate”, and I’m not gonna’ go looking for the meaning of “U-6.”

Second, “evangelicals” are demonstrably not necessarily conservative, and conservatives are demonstrably not always aligned with a particular or specific religious belief. It’s time for conservatives to wake up on that idea.

[raybbr]

Ping to a related thread on Evangelical support for illegals.

[kabar]

The GOP would be far better to focus on the plight of American workers than business interests. Both the Dems and the Reps have abandoned the American worker for the continuous supply of cheap, exploitable labor from abroad.

[Alex Murphy]

With only one major exception, virtually all Christian denominations now have national leadership calling for more foreign workers in the U.S.

Let's see that list of 32,999 Protestant denominations and their immigration statements, dangus!

[Marysecretary]

IF this is true, I’m glad I’m in a non-denominational church. We never have sermons about illegals. We talk about Jesus and the Bible.