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The Fraud of Political Correctness |
The Theological Reason |
The Social Reason |
The Civil Reason |
The Reality
 ONTRARY to any political correctness, illegal
immigration is a grave sin. Why? Actually, it’s a sin for
several reasons.
The Theological
Reason
Illegal immigration is a sin
theologically because every illegal alien commits
mortal sin by breaking two of the Ten
Commandments: “Thou shalt not lie,” and “Thou shalt not
steal.”
The Social
Reason
Illegal immigration is a sin
socially because it defiles Christian love for one’s neighbor: it breaks up
families in the country of origin; it implicates children in the sins of their parents;
it exploits the illegal aliens themselves in terms of wages and benefits; it deprives
legitimate citizens of jobs; it increases the tax burden on taxpayers; and it brews a
support system for criminal activity, such as drug smuggling, terrorism, murder, assault,
rape, vandalism, identity theft, false documentation, shoplifting, and street
camping.
The Civil
Reason
And, let us not forget, illegal immigration is a sin because civilly it
is a federal crime. Remember, Saint Paul told us to be obedient to authority because
“whoever resists authority opposes what God has appointed, and those who oppose
it will bring judgment upon themselves” (Romans 13:2). Saint Peter told us to
“Be subject to every human institution for the Lord’s sake, whether it be to
the emperor as supreme, or to governors as sent by Him to punish those who do wrong
and to praise those who do right” (1 Peter 2:13–14). Moreover, Christ told
Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque that “I love obedience, and without it no one can please
Me.” Consequently, those who disobey laws meant to protect the rights of law-abiding
citizens bring doom upon themselves.
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No matter where you go,
you cannot receive political sanctuary from sin.
Without repentance,
confession,
and penance you are headed to doom. |
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The Reality
So how can Christians welcome others into
their midst without committing sin? Well, those who call themselves Christian must
first have in their hearts a real place of welcome, and this requires a dedication to
a real Christian identity.
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Christians avoid
committing sin and do not condone the sin of others. |
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Christians’
lives are ordered by chastity. |
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Christians respect
the sanctity of Holy Matrimony and do not
divorce and remarry. |
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Christians do not
kill an unborn child through abortion, nor destroy
it after birth. |
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Christians dignify
their bodies by dressing modestly. |
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Christians live
prayerful, sober lives and do not
smoke cigarettes,
overeat, get intoxicated with alcohol, or use
marijuana or other drugs. |
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Christians resist
cultural brainwashing by not concerning themselves with
social media, lust, greed,
competition, or popular
entertainment. |
If all Christians can do all of these
things, then they can welcome others into a place of holy sanctuary from the
evil of the surrounding culture. But if Christians are not
living a real Christian identity, and if they aren’t teaching others to live
chaste, prayerful lives free of sin, and if they refuse to
protect their dignity with healthy boundaries, then
all that they do in the name of “social justice” is just a pathetic
fraud in the service of the
demonic.
Hmm . . . a wall worked before.
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