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http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/11/2...ign-at-church/
In this case the woman was only hit by the ejected shell casing as the bullet lodged into the floor. I assume the man would be defined as a responsible gun owner since he has special 'extended' permit.
Whaddya mean "No Guns in Church!!" That's just unChristian.
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Originally Posted by trish
Sure would
Actually there was a time when Jesus said something like, "Sell your cloak, and buy you a sword." However one has to understand the context. Basically, according to scripture he knew that soldiers would be coming for him that night to take him away and eventually be executed. My analysis is that it showed his human side, fear of facing death. He even acknowledged when he said it that, he had told them otherwise, before that. I think he also feared that the soldiers coming for him would harm his disciples. Once, a militant Christian quoted that passage to me, but I knew that he didn't have the the overall view of Christ's real message.Quote:
Originally Posted by martin48
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A conservative Jesus?
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http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com...?smid=pl-share
Who needs a gun? It's not about your right to possess one, its about the cost and risks versus the improbable utility of ownership.
Another school shooting in Colorado, and on the day before the Sandy Hook anniversary. Great.
http://http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/wor...anada-25375064
Ah good ole yahoo and there comments.
http://news.yahoo.com/reports-shooti...mments-postbox