The Latino American population: Ep 3249

0:00Welcome back to Challenges of Faith Radio Program. I'm Gary McCannes. Thank you for joining. Thank you for joining on these, say what series number nine like to acknowledge God and our listeners. Thank you for tuning in, growing listenership in Puerto Rico, Mexico. Well last time we talked about how is the Native American community doing and prior to that, the black community. Today we want to talk about how is the Latino American community doing. When I started the series, you know, I shared that I was going to touch on every community of the human race created by God. You ready to continue? Are you sure?

1:00All right, then you already know on June 25, 2004, you know, a month and a week ago between 2022 and 2023, according to the United States Census Bureau, I can't speak about your country, your country, your country. For here in the United States, the Hispanic population accounted for just under 71% of the overall growth of the United States population driven primarily by Hispanic births. According to newly released venties, 2023 population estimates from the United States Census Bureau. Hispanics of any race grew to just over 65 million, an increase of 1.16 million, which is

2:001.8% from the prior year. And this growth significantly contributed to the nation's total population gain of 1.64 million in 2023. The Hispanic population is expanding at a substantially faster rate than the non-Hispanic population primarily due to natural increase, that is more births than deaths, that Christy Wouter, a demographer in the Census Bureau's population division. The annual increase at 1.8% was in sharp contrast to the 0.2% increase in the non-Hispanic population whose growth was tempered by decline among non-Hispanic whites. The largest demographic within the non-Hispanic category, and the only one, population loss,

3:00sounds good, meaning not in terms of the non-Hispanic category being the only one to experience a population loss, is found good if the population numbers massed up with the previous communities that spoke about the Latin American community, Native American community. Well, let's go on. While natural increase made the greatest contribution to Hispanic population growth between 2022 and 2023 with approximately 722,000 more births than deaths, international migration resulted in about one-third of the overall net gain in the Hispanic population with just over 437,000 migrants coming into the country, reflecting this growth, Hispanics of any rates made up almost 1.5%, 19.5% of the U.S. population in 2023, making it the second largest group

4:05after the non-Hispanic white population, although hispanic population continued to grow, is usually growth of 1.8% between 2022 and 2023 is slower than it was in previous decades, 2.2% between 2012 and 2013 and 3.7% between 2002 and 2003. However, population still grew faster than the nation's non-Hispanic population, which increased by 0.2%, just under 1.5 million, 2022 to 269.7 million in 2023, the non-Hispanic population slower growth stem from natural decrease where it experienced 217,000 more deaths than births from 2022 to 2023. Despite this natural decrease, the non-Hispanic population

5:13experienced some growth due to a net gain of more than 700,000 people through net international migration. Now, you know, when you unpack all of that, and I'm not finished, it sounds good. Do you notice the key code COD word is natural decrease? Now, you know the United Nations just released a report, citing a decrease of births while celebrating or acknowledging a decrease of population that they were looking for, and then have to admit in the same report a concern about certain populations or communities population, not increasing in population. I remember

6:17when the Black American community was 40 points, so million, way before all this talk, you know, and individuals coming from abroad, which is their right, with the same skin tone, so all of a sudden now is mixed through Black Americans, with, you know, others who identified as Black, the code word, CODE, to where, you know, it's all combined, unless you separate it into reality. And then even now, you know, I know that I think it was recently reported, Senator, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren is talking about the hopes of having the alleged 11 million individuals who happen to be migrants, naturalized as citizens, and I say that only because you have

7:18the reported population and you have the unreported population. Today, we're talking about the Latino Hispanic population. A population was surpassed 65 million people after having gained nearly 1.2 million residents since 2022, an increase of 1.8% for a total population of 65 million, 219,145. And among the states, California has 15,760,437 Texas, with 12 million, 135,590. Florida was 6,197,465, and New York with 3,873,130, with the largest Hispanic population. And congratulations

8:20to the Latino community. Again, now let me give you an assignment, those of you who tune in from abroad and throughout the United States, challenges of a radio program. What is the current U.S. population? And then go back, if you choose, whether it's the one through 20 series that relates to my community, are we started home first? Or the one I just did on the Save What series? I believe it's number seven, as relates to the black communities population, and then the Native Americans community population, Save What series eight, and then today, so what happened? Well, let's not get ahead of ourselves. So who irrespective of who is not conspiratorial? I don't

9:22get into all that. Encourage the decrease of the black and Native American communities. Who? I'm just asking, what faces do you see publicly, whether on the news media, including the same skin down, and whatever the motives are? What faces do you see? What is their background? But what faces do you see in the political, educational, social, criminal justice? Encouraging the decrease of more births in the black community, the Native American community.

10:24What faces of influence do you see? What excuses are being used? Go ahead, I'm asking. I'm truly trying to understand. Oh, you find out factually. I remember when I was blessed to help the disadvantaged, the poor, the helpless, the homeless, the hurting. I remember putting out a news letter that would dare everybody, including the elected officials, local, state, federally, and it was titled just the facts, FACTS, no rumors, no gossip, just the facts.

11:32So let me conclude on today's, say what, series, that for my life is factual. Black hair, brown hair, no hair, black skin, red skin, tan skin. Human beings come in an exultable variety of sizes, shapes, colors, and personality, but we are all part of a single race, the human race. And before I continue, who out there keeps trying to divide individuals based upon skin tone? Who are these individuals? Why are they doing it? What is their motive? Junster chapter one and two describe in detail how human beings came into an existence. In the beginning, there was one man and one woman. Say what? Okay, let me ask you another question. Who out there, wherever out there is on this

12:41globe? Keep trying to divide the man and the woman and the woman and the man. Who are they? What is their motive? God did not create any more humans in the way He had created them. And He gave them the command to be fruitful and multiply and feel the earth. Junster chapter one verse 28, who are the individuals that have been running around saying, do not be fruitful and multiply and feel the earth? They even say it, do not be fruitful and multiply your community, your household, your neighborhood, your township, your village, your province. Who are these individuals? Why? That's the opposite of what God said. Why are individuals trying to play little G God in individuals' lives that represent a community, a family, a nation?

13:49All of the humans came from those first parents. And so in that sense, we are all related to each other. Do you know that? Do you know that? Oh, and you heard me say, if you look at what's going on in the Middle East of fighting, you can all be traced back to Abraham and his two sons. But even many evolutionary theories can see the human beings originated from a single set of parents. The series greatly different ideas of where those parents came from and what their nature was, but it is undeniable that all human beings are genetically related. The Bible says, hey, that is your right. If you don't want to believe the Bible, want to do what that is your right. It only stops when you try to friendship on me. Well, I desire to believe for my individual life,

14:53whether it's the remainder of the time living on earth or heaven bound. But the Bible says that those parents were birthed in the heart of a loving and powerful God, Genesis chapter 1, verse 26, I know he's loving and being powerful in my life. I can't talk about your life. You can't talk about mine. But they were designed by him for fellowship and love and they were set as gardeners in his perfect world. You can see this in Genesis chapter 2, verse 15 and 19, but something happened. Something happened. And you can even see what something happened with the angels. All everybody trying to go against God. Before the fall, they would have been genetically hurtfully. Adam lived for nearly a thousand years. Genesis chapter 5, verse 5, and we can assume Eve lived a similarly long time. Aeroelically, the two could have had several hundred children,

15:59and since their bodies did not age, at the rate humans now age, those children grew up in merit each other and multiplying the human race within the first several hundred years of human existence. Isn't it interesting that in the word of God, it tells humans, men and women and men, you're only going to live up to a certain length of time. Do you notice even you do your research today and find out who the oldest person, the living person, recorded person on the planet is, and find out what their age and then compare with the word of God said. And who said it, God? After several generations, human beings became so wicked that God sent a flood

17:03to wipe out every living thing on the earth except one man in his family, Genesis chapter 6, verse 5, 2, 7, Noah, his wife, their three sons, and their wives were alone saved through the flood along with enough animals to replenish the earth. Genesis chapter 7, verse 1, 2, 4. So not only are we all related to our first parents, Adam and Eve, but we're also related to Noah and his wife. God started all over with one family and told them to be fruitful and increase the number and fill the earth. Genesis chapter 9, verse 1, and as time went on, each of Noah's sons had more sons and their descendants eventually became various nations, and you can see that in Genesis chapter 10, took all the nations on the planet, irrespective of when a country changes its name, you know, like Persia's I ran. The dispersion of humanity after the Tara Babel, some call it Babel gave rise to the various

18:08language groups we see today. You remember what happened at the Tara Babel, Tara Babel? Kind of like what humans are doing today. And it's possible that it's also contributed to the formation of the various races. Regardless of the ethnic and racial differences we observe today, all human beings are genetically related to Adam and Eve. And the fact that we're all related to Adam is especially, spiritually significant. According to the Bible, we're all born with Adam's simple nature. We have a pre-disposition to choose our own path and be our own little G God. Romans chapter 7, verse 14 through 25. And you can see that in many ways today. Look at a lot of these scientists and everybody else trying to create their little G gods, you know, little G religion. Now Christianity is not a religion. Oh, you didn't know that. But wait a

19:11minute. What are you, what are you, human little men, women, women, and men trying to create in their own image? So you notice that that child of yours, you didn't have to teach them how to think wrong, say wrong and do wrong. Did you notice that? Children do not have to be taught how to see and it comes naturally because they inherited the same sinful nature that their parents and grandparents inherited. Romans chapter 5, verse 12 says that, sin entered the world through one man and death through sin. And then this way, death came to all people because all have sin. That's why we humanly die. If Adam were not the father of all humankind, we could not all have inherited his nature. But because we're all Adam's children, we're all sinners like he was. I know there are those of you who are going to try. You don't have to tell me,

20:14you can fool yourself. You're ain't fooling God and you know what, people who know you. You can go, oh, but there are those of you claiming you could go 24 hours, seven days a week without thinking wrong, saying wrong and doing wrong. Sounds good. Now, you may be able to go 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. You're not going to make it because the only person who made it was Jesus Christ. Adam's children. Because one person disobeyed God. Many became sinners. Romans chapter 5, verse 19. And that's because Adam passed on to you and I, the judgment, his sin earned. That you can see in Romans chapter 3, verse 23. And Romans chapter 6, verse 23. Understanding that every one of us is born equally under the serving of God to mercy. And it keeps us from passing judgment

21:18on others like Romans chapter 2, verse 1. But it doesn't stop you from passing judgment. It doesn't. You're so perfect that you have, you have taken the maybe of something that you are a little G God and somebody's life because all of a sudden now you're dictating what should occur to people as relates to population decrease, increase in every area of their lives. But God forbid someone tell you and understand that every person is also a unique individual created in the image of God. Not in the image of you or you or you, but it helps us treat all people with respect. I James chapter 1 verse 27 reminds us that we should do. You are reminded, are you not? You're not? All right. As we pose up today, gave you a assignment. Let me help you along. You

22:19don't mind it. In the United States, I can't talk about your country, but in the United States, population, 336 million, 835,784 global world population, 8 billion. What was the rest of you all? All right. I know you're going to tell me. Listen, thank you for taking the time and tuning in. The challenge is the faith radio program on the say what number nine series. And we can tell you because we're going to look at each of the communities, the non-Hispanic community, those who happen to be European, Jewish, Asian, India. You name it. We'll continue on with all of the individuals that's in these United States. You don't mind, do you?