Weapons on Church premises
Perhaps there's a case to be made for a concealed carry permit, even among Christians although Jesus did not mention this when He explained that going armed was more important than wearing clothes or at least a nice overcoat.
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No one should have to concealed carry at church, it's outrageous. I'd like to see some Jew York judge try and stop me from open carrying to Sunday services.
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I carry several weapons all the time. I often CCW because I do not like to advertise my good fortune. I have compassion for those that can only afford a stick.
I've found a well made suit can accommodate my 1911 and multiple mags and still enable me to be stylish. However, no where in the KJV Bible does it tell us we must CCW. I has to be a matter of personal choice and not dictated by some want-to-be supposed authority. Remember, a well groomed parishioner is a reflection of its' Pastor. At home or visiting people, I'll simply have a weapon on my belt, securely snapped in because children are curious and I'd not like one to grab my weapon and shoot it indiscriminately. |
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When savages overran The Romans intent on destroying not only a society Jesus respected but Christianity too, they came overland. Not being seafarers made Britain less of a low-hanging fruit so they contented themselves with installing their fake emperor and absent Romans would probably stay where they were, if well enough positioned and given the proclivities of the locals – which we don't need to dwell on here but would certainly be an added bonus for even lower middle Romans if they changed their name to Smith, Jones or Ędwy. As a result there's a good cache of Roman stuff relatively well preserved over there and I checked out The British Museum's virtual tour of Room 49.
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TAP GRAPHIC FOR LARGER VERSION OF DISPLAY CABINET https://i.imgur.com/SZBaaoL.jpg https://i.imgur.com/pwkOfRL.jpg The gents' coats [top row in OP] other than the first and third examples are not well suited to concealment. The museum display shows relative sizes of weapons available to Jesus when He discussed them and He did say that two would be sufficient. Luke 22:38 When present with the disciples in the flesh there was little need for weapons because Jesus could generate anti-demon repulse fields and heal any injuries Luke 22:50-51 but after His return to Heaven the need for weapons swung into action. The ladies' coats would be better [bottom row in OP] for smaller sized items and Jesu's understanding of what would be available now can be assessed from the museum displays. Nevertheless Luke 22:36 it remains more important to have a weapon than a garment (Jesus does not specify which garments should be retained for modesty) and with persecution of and discrimination against Christians being rampant especially in America and Britain as devils seek to take over the administration and bring everyone low, what was in His mind is easy to determine thanks to The British Museum and whether arms should be mandatory in Church services readily set out by Jesus Christ just so we would know {A} what to expect and {B} what to do about it. url for Room 49 https://artsandculture.google.com/streetview/british-museum/AwEp68JO4NECkQ?sv_h=307.99753064511447&sv_p=-7.056012655920327&sv_pid=EGQ9H9cihPFf6c9CBuo4cQ&sv _lid=3582009757710443819&sv_lng=-0.1261299806647287&sv_lat=51.51930046101796&sv_z=0 .691129249945927 |
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The thing I always say about guns is that guns aren't the problem. Crazy people are the problem. As long as there's a sign up on the Church door: NO CRAZY DEMOCRATS then everybody is perfectly safe even considering the amount of weaponry in untrained hands all around them.
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As per Luke 22:38 I like to carry two weapons. It's pretty clear.
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The law prohibits weapons in a place of worship unless the church's governing body or authority permits it. Thus, if a church does not "opt in" or vote to permit weapons on its property, then weapons are not allowed. Of course, I have a humongous "biological" weapon between my legs. I'm a stud.
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All men and boys of age 3 or older are required to carry at least one weapon to services in all Landover Baptist Church buildings. It's optional but recommended for girls and the ladies of Landover. This is why we have airport scanners at every entrance. Of course, the policy does not apply to our negro and hispaniolic and oriental servants. |
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Think about it for a moment. Satan used to send some persistent, energized protesters to this site. The battles fought over the actual contents of God's Holy Word and Its purposes were legendary. Now, we get unimaginative toddlers who brag about their wee-wees. Satan's best minions have been destroyed by the excellent Bible scholarship on display here at Landover Baptist. He has nothing left but low-level irritants to wield. :glory: |
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