Misquoting Jesus Podcast
The U.S. as the “New Jerusalem?” Revelation’s Influence on Immigration
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Episode Outline:
– Introducing immigration, Revelation, and American identity
– Meet Dr. Yijian Lin and her new book
– How immigration and apocalypse became connected
– Migration, exile, and movement in Revelation
– The New Jerusalem metaphor in Revelation and U.S. history
– Columbus, Puritans, and America as a chosen land
– How Revelation has shaped U.S. immigration policy
– Chinese exclusion, Yellow Peril, and apocalyptic imagery
– COVID-19, disease language, and anti-Asian rhetoric
– Is America still using the New Jerusalem myth?
Episode Description
As you can probably tell from my incredibly strong accent, I (Megan) am an immigrant to the United States. As such, the US immigration system has been a rather large feature in my adult life…but I’ve never before considered the relationship between American immigration and the Bible, or more specifically, the book of Revelation. It’s never really occurred to me that such a relationship even exists. In contrast, my guest today has written an entire - and absolutely fascinating - book on the subject, and we’re going to be diving right into it! We’ll be exploring how Revelation has been used throughout US history to categorize, demonize, and vilify immigrants, while also painting the US as the New Jerusalem, sanctuary for God’s chosen, which must be defended at all costs.
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– Introducing immigration, Revelation, and American identity
– Meet Dr. Yijian Lin and her new book
– How immigration and apocalypse became connected
– Migration, exile, and movement in Revelation
– The New Jerusalem metaphor in Revelation and U.S. history
– Columbus, Puritans, and America as a chosen land
– How Revelation has shaped U.S. immigration policy
– Chinese exclusion, Yellow Peril, and apocalyptic imagery
– COVID-19, disease language, and anti-Asian rhetoric
– Is America still using the New Jerusalem myth?
Episode Description
As you can probably tell from my incredibly strong accent, I (Megan) am an immigrant to the United States. As such, the US immigration system has been a rather large feature in my adult life…but I’ve never before considered the relationship between American immigration and the Bible, or more specifically, the book of Revelation. It’s never really occurred to me that such a relationship even exists. In contrast, my guest today has written an entire - and absolutely fascinating - book on the subject, and we’re going to be diving right into it! We’ll be exploring how Revelation has been used throughout US history to categorize, demonize, and vilify immigrants, while also painting the US as the New Jerusalem, sanctuary for God’s chosen, which must be defended at all costs.
Also watch these episodes:
How to Weaponize the Bible
How to Weaponize the Bible
New Testament Anti-Semitism?
https://youtu.be/Iz1m_9DgCFE
Does the Bible Condemn Homosexuality? Guest Interview with Jeffrey Siker
Does the Bible Condemn Homosexuality? Guest Interview with Jeffrey Siker
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