Why God Hates Open Borders by Francis Myles | Libraze Kenya
by Dr. Francis Myles
Why Read This Book?
- •Explore a biblical perspective — Examine how Francis Myles connects borders and national identity with biblical principles.
- •Understand the argument — Discover the author's case against open borders and the ideas behind his position.
- •Think about national sovereignty — Consider questions surrounding nations, borders and governmental responsibility.
- •Connect faith with public issues — Explore how the author applies a Kingdom perspective to a politically debated subject.
- •Engage with a controversial question — Read the arguments for yourself and form your own informed perspective.
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Why God Hates Open Borders: The Case Against Open Borders from a Kingdom Perspective by Dr. Francis Myles examines immigration, borders, national sovereignty and government through the author’s stated biblical and Kingdom perspective.
The book argues against open borders and explores questions surrounding national identity, sovereignty, immigration policy and the relationship between faith and government.
Rather than presenting a neutral overview of immigration policy, Myles develops a particular Christian argument and invites readers to consider how biblical principles might be applied to contemporary debates about nations and borders.
The book is therefore relevant to readers interested in Christian political thought, Kingdom principles, immigration, nationalism, national sovereignty and faith-based perspectives on public policy.
For Kenyan readers exploring books that connect Christianity with social and political questions, Why God Hates Open Borders offers a distinctive perspective for personal study and discussion. LIBRAZE makes the paperback available to readers in Kenya, with ordering and shipping options for customers nationwide.
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