Professor Toto Explains IMMIGRATION
- (primary) John 10:1–2 — John 10:1-2
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 28:43–44 — Deuteronomy 28:43-44
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Professor Toto presents a sociological and biblical argument against open immigration, using the metaphor of a melting pot requiring time to function. He argues that nations require an ethnic (not racial) core for stability, citing historical examples like the Anglo-Saxon foundation of America, Irish-German immigration waves, and the Johnson Reed Act of 1924. He connects Yahshua's teaching about entering the Kingdom through the door to national sovereignty and borders, and warns that rapid demographic change without assimilation creates social instability and threatens national identity.
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Biblical Government
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