“Grudem affirms liberal talking points about America being a nation of immigrants.”
(Ray Fava – Evangelical Dark Web) Wayne Grudem is one of the most respected and influential theologians alive. His “Systematic Theology” has sold hundreds of thousands of copies and is used to train pastors. Last month, Evangelical Dark Web reported that Grudem embraced dispensationalism to advance a justification for the Iran War, in contradiction to his written material. But like most, if not all, the neocons who run the Christian Post, he is also advocating amnesty as a Christian solution to immigration.
In an article, “Blue Card plan: A Christian answer for unauthorized immigrants,” Grudem adopts liberal euphemisms for those who have invaded America.
Grudem’s first strategy is to use AI to grossly underestimate the number of illegal aliens at 14 million. 11 million was the number from decades ago, for perspective. Estimates range as high as 50 million in addition to 50 million legal immigrants, thus calling for mass deportations of 100 million people.
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