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It is time for the largest mass migration since the California gold rush of 1849 to a place where a godly ,Christian nation can once again be established on the North American continent, the State of Texas. Using the New England firebrand preacher Roger Williams as our inspiration, who fled religious persecution in the Massachusetts Bay Colony and began the colony of Providence Plantation (which became Rhode Island later) in 1636 which provided a refuge for religious minorities. Williams was a member of the first Baptist church in America, the First Baptist Church of Providence.Don't say it can't be done. Why would God put such lofty goals on the hearts of men and women centuries ago but not stir hearts to do similar exploits in our time? We will need a such a refuge ( not a utopia) very shortly. But these reasons do not even mention the economic advantages of an independent Texas. Please, I encourage everyone to research this before brushing it aside. Mass migration is what built this nation. Persecuted Christians have established a presence in many parts of the world all throughout history. The French Huguenots are another example.Can Texas make it?www.thetnm.org/ctmiTexas among the nations.www.thetnm.org/tatn

You have a 'sweet dream' there my friend, but so far I personally have not felt any 'real' persecution in the USA and do not see the need of such a migration. I am not saying it cannot come, just that at present I feel no problem worshiping as I see fit.I enjoy fellowship with like minded folk as much as anyone, but it is the other folk we need to win or teach, and if we isolate ourselves this would be tough Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

The migration you speak of where like minded folk gather would be like a permanent Home coming or Camp Meeting with us folk shouting and praising God and having a great time. That is good, but we are called to win the lost. Camp Meeting is not the place for that, usually. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

anyone or anything that is more of a reflection of the culture in which it finds itself.An honest assessment of the influence of the Church in our society finds it dismally falling short.Jesus warned about the danger of assimilation with the metaphor of Salt: We are to be the salt of the earth but if we lose our saltiness we are good for nothing.There is a double meaning here in Matthew 5:13. The words lost its saltiness is also played the fool.Over half of born again adults in US, do not posses a Biblical worldview - their core values upon which they base decisions and actions are not based upon Scriptural positions.Just over half of evangelicals still believe Jesus is the only way of salvation... almost half don't.Why persecute that which agrees with you God-HonoringChrist-CenteredBible-BasedSpirit-Led

Great points. Persecution is not the problem. As Wilkerson pointed out, the world has influenced the church more than the church has influenced the world