The Bible and Immigration

The book addresses the complex and contentious issue of (im)migration within Western societies, emphasizing the biblical perspective on welcoming strangers. Written by a Bible professor with personal migration experience, it critiques the prevalent interpretation of scripture that advocates for open borders. By examining relevant data in psychology, demography, economy, and security, the author argues for a more nuanced understanding of biblical texts, highlighting the need for wisdom and caution in shaping migration policies, rather than relying on emotionally charged rhetoric.