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Eye on the World
September 21, 2015
Eye on the world: Seeing God’s creation, not nationality
By Sentinel staff
In “A calm center for the immigration debate” The Christian Science Monitor notes that it is possible and important to keep the immigration debate civil: “It is possible to express concern about certain individual immigrants as being a security or economic threat without also resorting to derogatory feelings about race or religion.” One aspect of achieving this is not “catering to nativism” that creates division.
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