Do you carry your gun in church? Should you?

[Revelationist]

I guess the church could put up no guns allowed, that's worked well for the school systems.

[Sasha]

Just think of the numbers we can save when we use guns instead of laying on hands. LOL

[Revelationist]

Originally Posted by Sasha

Just think of the numbers we can save when we use guns instead of laying on hands. LOL

Might work well for the offerings... better than the scare tactics currently used.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Should we have/allow guns to be carried in our churches for self defense?

Yes, of course. Everyone should be armed, just in case. Well, everyone that isn't a psychopath, that is. Of course.

[missourimary]

I went to a church where I was told ushers carried. I was very concerned about some of the people who were probably carrying~some had bragged about their 'BC' experiences, one had a prior murder charge (not conviction), and supposedly another who was 'trained' to carry dropped his bullets running the aisles. I wondered who was supposed to protect us from them.

But biblically I'd refer to Luke 22:36-38 as well as the verses mentioned earlier. He told them to buy swords, told them two were enough, and then rebuked Peter for using one all in the same night. So was there something more than use involved with the rebuke or was the mention of swords figurative or is there some other way of viewing these verses together?

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by missourimary

I went to a church where I was told ushers carried. I was very concerned about some of the people who were probably carrying~some had bragged about their 'BC' experiences, one had a prior murder charge (not conviction), and supposedly another who was 'trained' to carry dropped his bullets running the aisles. I wondered who was supposed to protect us from them.

But biblically I'd refer to Luke 22:36-38 as well as the verses mentioned earlier. He told them to buy swords, told them two were enough, and then rebuked Peter for using one all in the same night. So was there something more than use involved with the rebuke or was the mention of swords figurative or is there some other way of viewing these verses together?

Hey, great to see you, m.m.!

[Sasha]

*click* I love Jesus, how about you?

[missourimary]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Hey, great to see you, m.m.!

*waves*