I cannot call myself a Christian and not believe that it is my responsibility to help the stranger, to help immigrants, to help the dispossessed.
Stacey Abrams: “I cannot call myself a Christian and not believe that it is my responsibility to help the stranger, to help immigrants…”
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Abrams emphasizes her belief in the responsibilities of Christians towards marginalized communities.
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