Original Sin?

Quote: DoubleGold

WWJD is "What [would Jesus do?]", not "Who [would Jesus deport?]".

It's a play on words from TDS folks in an attempt to deceive other folks, as they decline in numbers.

A sign of desperation.


Jesus would never enter a country illegally because He wasn't a criminal.

Therefore, the deport stage would never exist, unless Caesar changed the law while the non-criminal was there, and the non-criminal wouldn't leave voluntarily.


However, if the condition existed, where a bunch of folks didn't have common sense and entered a country illegally, Jesus would deport every single one of them.

It's like common sense to know right from wrong.

And if a person didn't have common sense, don't ask someone with TDS.

Quote: DoubleGold

Jesus would never enter a country illegally because He wasn't a criminal.T/q]

Bwa ha ha ha

This Jesus character you speak of...what a delusional mental case...thought he was the son of god...as if there even were such a thing as god.

Bwa ha ha ha

Quote: rxwine

Quote: DoubleGold

WWJD is "What [would Jesus do?]", not "Who [would Jesus deport?]".

It's a play on words from TDS folks in an attempt to deceive other folks, as they decline in numbers.

A sign of desperation.


Jesus would never enter a country illegally because He wasn't a criminal.

Therefore, the deport stage would never exist, unless Caesar changed the law while the non-criminal was there, and the non-criminal wouldn't leave voluntarily.


However, if the condition existed, where a bunch of folks didn't have common sense and entered a country illegally, Jesus would deport every single one of them.

It's like common sense to know right from wrong.

And if a person didn't have common sense, don't ask someone with TDS.

Jesus forgives sinners, He wouldn’t deport them.

Quote: Evenbob

Quote: rxwine

Quote: DoubleGold

WWJD is "What [would Jesus do?]", not "Who [would Jesus deport?]".

It's a play on words from TDS folks in an attempt to deceive other folks, as they decline in numbers.

A sign of desperation.


Jesus would never enter a country illegally because He wasn't a criminal.

Therefore, the deport stage would never exist, unless Caesar changed the law while the non-criminal was there, and the non-criminal wouldn't leave voluntarily.


However, if the condition existed, where a bunch of folks didn't have common sense and entered a country illegally, Jesus would deport every single one of them.

It's like common sense to know right from wrong.

And if a person didn't have common sense, don't ask someone with TDS.

Jesus forgives sinners, He wouldn’t deport them.

You have absolutely no idea how Christianity works do you. He might have forgiven them but he would have sent them back to their home country because they broke a law coming here. Jesus talks about this in the New Testament, you have to obey the laws of the land you live in. Christians live the life Jesus told them to and they try not to run stop signs, jaywalk, or do anything that breaks any law and that would include sneaking into somebody else's country illegally. Jesus might forgive you for that sin he is certainly not going to tell you it's okay and you don't need to be punished for it.

Quote: rxwine

Quote: Evenbob

Quote: rxwine

Quote: DoubleGold

WWJD is "What [would Jesus do?]", not "Who [would Jesus deport?]".

It's a play on words from TDS folks in an attempt to deceive other folks, as they decline in numbers.

A sign of desperation.


Jesus would never enter a country illegally because He wasn't a criminal.

Therefore, the deport stage would never exist, unless Caesar changed the law while the non-criminal was there, and the non-criminal wouldn't leave voluntarily.


However, if the condition existed, where a bunch of folks didn't have common sense and entered a country illegally, Jesus would deport every single one of them.

It's like common sense to know right from wrong.

And if a person didn't have common sense, don't ask someone with TDS.

Jesus forgives sinners, He wouldn’t deport them.

You have absolutely no idea how Christianity works do you. He might have forgiven them but he would have sent them back to their home country because they broke a law coming here. Jesus talks about this in the New Testament, you have to obey the laws of the land you live in. Christians live the life Jesus told them to and they try not to run stop signs, jaywalk, or do anything that breaks any law and that would include sneaking into somebody else's country illegally. Jesus might forgive you for that sin he is certainly not going to tell you it's okay and you don't need to be punished for it.

No apparently you don't know Christianity. Not one instance where Jesus forced anyone to do anything against their will. He certainly wouldn't forcibly deport people. The answer is: Jesus wouldn't deport anyone. Just like he didn't force people not to sin.

Quote: Evenbob

Quote: rxwine

Quote: Evenbob

Quote: rxwine

Quote: DoubleGold

WWJD is "What [would Jesus do?]", not "Who [would Jesus deport?]".

It's a play on words from TDS folks in an attempt to deceive other folks, as they decline in numbers.

A sign of desperation.


Jesus would never enter a country illegally because He wasn't a criminal.

Therefore, the deport stage would never exist, unless Caesar changed the law while the non-criminal was there, and the non-criminal wouldn't leave voluntarily.


However, if the condition existed, where a bunch of folks didn't have common sense and entered a country illegally, Jesus would deport every single one of them.

It's like common sense to know right from wrong.

And if a person didn't have common sense, don't ask someone with TDS.

Jesus forgives sinners, He wouldn’t deport them.

You have absolutely no idea how Christianity works do you. He might have forgiven them but he would have sent them back to their home country because they broke a law coming here. Jesus talks about this in the New Testament, you have to obey the laws of the land you live in. Christians live the life Jesus told them to and they try not to run stop signs, jaywalk, or do anything that breaks any law and that would include sneaking into somebody else's country illegally. Jesus might forgive you for that sin he is certainly not going to tell you it's okay and you don't need to be punished for it.

No apparently you don't know Christianity. Not one instance where Jesus forced anyone to do anything against their will. He certainly wouldn't forcibly deport people. The answer is: Jesus wouldn't deport anyone. Just like he didn't force people not to sin.

Oh my God. You have no idea what you're talking about, it's worthless discussing it with you. Lol. Find a subject you know something about. Jesus forgives you if you commit a crime, but he doesn't tell you to keep committing crimes and he'll keep forgiving you. He doesn't tell you it was okie dokie for you to commit the crime in the first place. Have you ever read the New Testament in your life?

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Pope Francis criticized the Trump administration's stance on migrants, calling the president's pledge of mass deportations "a major crisis."

In a strongly worded letter to U.S. Catholic bishops, Francis wrote that it's important for Catholics to disagree with any measure that identifies the illegal status of some migrants with criminality.

Quote: rxwine

...here's what Pope Francis had to say.

Quote:

Pope Francis criticized the Trump administration's stance on migrants, calling the president's pledge of mass deportations "a major crisis."

In a strongly worded letter to U.S. Catholic bishops, Francis wrote that it's important for Catholics to disagree with any measure that identifies the illegal status of some migrants with criminality.

He didn't even think it was a crime. I guess he didn't consult Jesus.