Book 2: The Refugee and the Stranger explores Jesus as an immigrant, refugee, and advocate for the displaced, challenging the nationalism and exclusionary ideologies that have corrupted modern Christianity. Through theology, satire, prophecy, and scholarly analysis, the book exposes how faith has been weaponized to justify anti-immigrant policies and calls for a return to radical hospitality. By highlighting biblical teachings on welcoming the stranger, examining historical and contemporary migration crises, and condemning religious complicity in oppression, this volume urges believers to reclaim a borderless, justice-driven faith. In doing so, it reminds us that to welcome the displaced is to welcome Christ himself.