Southern Baptist Convention's Shocking Shift on Immigration Policy
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 14 hours ago
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) is facing growing scrutiny after releasing a controversial study that claims Evangelicals are increasingly supportive of amnesty for illegal immigrants.
This unveiling has raised alarms among conservative circles, where skepticism abounds regarding the motives behind such narratives, particularly given the SBC's partnerships with organizations that have long been associated with pro-open border agendas.
Many conservatives are questioning the legitimacy of this study. The SBC's claim contradicts the substantial support for stricter immigration policies that was evident during Donald Trump’s presidency, when he captured nearly 60% of the Evangelical vote by advocating for mass deportations.
Polls repeatedly indicate that a significant majority of Republicans, as well as a notable portion of Democrats, still favor deportations, leaving many to wonder about the SBC's alignment with these demographics.
Critics are raising concerns about the SBC's potential entanglement with outside interests, suggesting that the narrative promoted by the convention aligns more closely with progressive views rather than the values traditionally upheld by its constituency.
Moreover, the SBC has been linked to various organizations that appear to profit from open borders, calling into question their credibility in representing the beliefs of Evangelicals nationwide.
While the SBC aims to promote compassion and service, many conservatives see their recent actions as a betrayal of the values that resonate within their community, as it seems to disregard the ongoing consequences of illegal immigration for American citizens.
As this issue unfolds, it is crucial for members of the SBC to reassess the direction in which their leadership is steering the convention, ensuring it aligns with the sentiments of its base rather than the agendas of outside groups intent on promoting a pro-amnesty narrative.
Sources:
notthebee.com
stonezone.com
evangelicaldarkweb.org
This unveiling has raised alarms among conservative circles, where skepticism abounds regarding the motives behind such narratives, particularly given the SBC's partnerships with organizations that have long been associated with pro-open border agendas.
Many conservatives are questioning the legitimacy of this study. The SBC's claim contradicts the substantial support for stricter immigration policies that was evident during Donald Trump’s presidency, when he captured nearly 60% of the Evangelical vote by advocating for mass deportations.
Polls repeatedly indicate that a significant majority of Republicans, as well as a notable portion of Democrats, still favor deportations, leaving many to wonder about the SBC's alignment with these demographics.
Critics are raising concerns about the SBC's potential entanglement with outside interests, suggesting that the narrative promoted by the convention aligns more closely with progressive views rather than the values traditionally upheld by its constituency.
Moreover, the SBC has been linked to various organizations that appear to profit from open borders, calling into question their credibility in representing the beliefs of Evangelicals nationwide.
While the SBC aims to promote compassion and service, many conservatives see their recent actions as a betrayal of the values that resonate within their community, as it seems to disregard the ongoing consequences of illegal immigration for American citizens.
As this issue unfolds, it is crucial for members of the SBC to reassess the direction in which their leadership is steering the convention, ensuring it aligns with the sentiments of its base rather than the agendas of outside groups intent on promoting a pro-amnesty narrative.
Sources:
notthebee.com
stonezone.com
evangelicaldarkweb.org
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