Ann Coulter blasts claim that 'welcoming the stranger' applies to immigration: 'Total fake, phony frauds'

Michie said:

'This has nothing to do with Christianity'

Conservative political commentator and author Ann Coulter recently dismissed the increasingly common assertion from some Christians that the Bible's commands regarding personal hospitality apply to U.S. immigration policy.

During a Feb. 8 interview with two college students at the Delaware-based Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Coulter also suggested that Christian leaders who promote such an idea are simply doing so because they crave the approval of the liberal cultural elite.

“I think they're total fake, phony frauds," she said of such people. "They want to be praised in The New York Times. This has nothing to do with Christianity."

Coulter, whose 2015 book about illegal immigration, Adios, America, was published the same month President Donald Trump first announced his candidacy, went on to warn that the U.S. is effectively the last Christian country, and that the rest of the world will suffer if it crumbles into a morass of unassimilated cultures and ethnic conflicts.

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Ann Coulter blasts claim that 'welcoming the stranger' applies to immigration: 'Total fake, phony frauds'

Political commentator and author Ann Coulter recently dismissed the assertion that the Bible s commands to welcome the stranger and be hospitable apply to U S immigration policy

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Michie said:

'This has nothing to do with Christianity'

Conservative political commentator and author Ann Coulter recently dismissed the increasingly common assertion from some Christians that the Bible's commands regarding personal hospitality apply to U.S. immigration policy.

During a Feb. 8 interview with two college students at the Delaware-based Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Coulter also suggested that Christian leaders who promote such an idea are simply doing so because they crave the approval of the liberal cultural elite.

“I think they're total fake, phony frauds," she said of such people. "They want to be praised in The New York Times. This has nothing to do with Christianity."

Coulter, whose 2015 book about illegal immigration, Adios, America, was published the same month President Donald Trump first announced his candidacy, went on to warn that the U.S. is effectively the last Christian country, and that the rest of the world will suffer if it crumbles into a morass of unassimilated cultures and ethnic conflicts.

Continued below.

Ann Coulter blasts claim that 'welcoming the stranger' applies to immigration: 'Total fake, phony frauds'

Political commentator and author Ann Coulter recently dismissed the assertion that the Bible s commands to welcome the stranger and be hospitable apply to U S immigration policy

www.christianpost.com

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Maria Billingsley said:

She certainly is on the " wide road of destruction ". And many are joining her.

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Michie said:

'This has nothing to do with Christianity'

Conservative political commentator and author Ann Coulter recently dismissed the increasingly common assertion from some Christians that the Bible's commands regarding personal hospitality apply to U.S. immigration policy.

During a Feb. 8 interview with two college students at the Delaware-based Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Coulter also suggested that Christian leaders who promote such an idea are simply doing so because they crave the approval of the liberal cultural elite.

“I think they're total fake, phony frauds," she said of such people. "They want to be praised in The New York Times. This has nothing to do with Christianity."

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