"Do not neglect hospitality, for through it some have unknowingly entertained angels." The Persistent Stranger is the second book in a series about immigration in Scripture and tradition. It's an argument for pro-active hospitality. The force of the teaching in Scripture is usually overlooked, and it can be a shock. The book is addressed primarily to people who identify themselves as "conservative" both politically and religiously. On immigration, you have to choose: conservative politics and conservative religion do not fit together. Scripture demands, over and over, that people who seek to...