In my opinion, every believer should take advantage of the opportunity gently and kindly, but clearly and concisely, to point out the biblical perspective in a situation. The story was a wonderful perspective on the Renaissance event. I should point out that except for the native American Indians, all Americans are immigrants. The only difference is that the shift is now focused on Asians and Hispanics-the new wave of immigrants. If it weren't for our forefathers, today's Caucasians and African Americans wouldn't be able to stand on the streets of America protesting immigration and sneering at minority groups who don't look like, dress like, or talk like we do.
Immigrants tend to be family and work oriented.
However, it does seem unjust that many immigrants are able to come and live off the dole without ever paying the taxes that pay for the aid. The problem is not immigration, but huge government programs disbursing public money on questionable welfare programs. While I am happy that more family-oriented movies are being made, I totally disagree with the vice chairman of TriStar when she states that Men in Black appeals to everybody from small children to grandparents. So what if it wasn't rated R, it still had several four-letter words, not to mention the use of God's name in vain. It seems that every liberal magazine did so.