I'm troubled by certain aspects of this whole story. Firstly Jamie seems to be a very assertive kind of woman. Although I agree with her stance, it is wrong that she even holds an opinion. Her duty on this earth is to breed soldiers for Christ and submit to her father, and when she gets married, to her husband. That should be the focus of her life, not substituting guns for the duty of impregnation.
I suspect God has a sense of irony. Being a victim of the idol (guns) she worships would be a great chuckle upstairs, since God knew this would happen from the Beginning of Time, even before Jamie developed Gunlust.
Of course there is nothing wrong with guns. I have a collection of over 230, dating back to primitive flintlocks, rifles, shotguns, pistols and my most recent purchase, the M2HB 50-Caliber Machine Gun. To me, these are necessary tools in my day to day living. Although I love the smell, the cleaning and oiling, the dry draws on the Bambi poster on the wall, I am fully aware that I need to worship God above all else. Sadly Jamie forgot this priority.
Exodus 20:3 Thou shalt have no other gods before me
That God sanctioned the shooting of Jamie by her son is undeniable. That He permitted her to live is a sign of his Great Grace, and a message to her to submit to the male of the species and to worship the One True God above all else.
That she was attended to by a paramedic unit just shows how pernicious the secular atheist "health" industry is. She will be lucky to survive it. We don't need Intensive Care Units. God provides Intensive Prayer Units.
If Jamie survives and is able to witness the Glory of God it will be because of the Prayers from the Christians of Landover, despite the meddling of atheistic doctors and nurses.
Prayerful Phil