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The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

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2cb54a  No.761477

Coming to Jesus, armed: Virginia Senate OKs guns in churches…

"Blessed be the lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle."

http://archive.today/2019.01.25-170033/https://pilotonline.com/news/government/politics/virginia/article_1113da8a-209d-11e9-847b-c34ec08bfea9.html

Virginians could legally bring their guns to church under a bill that cleared the state Senate this week and sparked an emotional debate over whether packing heat in a house of worship constitutes a snub to the Almighty. "Psalm 46 said, 'God is our refuge and strength,'" Sen. Lionell Spruill Sr., D, said as he argued against the measure Thursday. "Now we are saying with this bill, we no longer trust in God." The bill repeals a law thought to date to Colonial times which makes it a misdemeanor to "carry any gun, pistol, bowie knife, dagger or other dangerous weapon without good and sufficient reason, to a place of worship" during religious services.

While Virginia has a strong gun culture and some of the nation's most lax firearms laws, churches have been gun-free zones - although the "good and sufficient reason" language offers a loophole. In 2011, then-Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, R, issued an opinion that the ban would not apply to someone with a concealed-carry permit. Some Republicans contend that makes the existing law unenforceable. They also said plenty of Virginians are already coming to Jesus (or Allah or whomever) armed. Sen. Richard Black, R, wants to repeal the law. He made note of mass shootings at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin in 2012 and at an African Methodist church in South Carolina in 2015 as he pitched his bill on the Senate floor.

8e75da  No.761502

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>>761477

/k/ristians sound off


9815e0  No.761513

God how I wish I could live in a back water american country.


8e75da  No.761516

>>761513

Begome :-DD


44ca7d  No.761517

>>761513

It is pretty winnie the pooh cool sometimes lol


57a712  No.761519

This is already the norm all over the South


7f3417  No.761567

>>761510

>this is what Mormons actually believe


499f0d  No.761571

>>761519

No it isn't. People don't take their guns to church. I grew up in a tiny 2,000 person East Texas town and nobody ever came to church armed. Because it's stupid.


980615  No.761586

>>761573

A church cannot infringe upon the second amendment right of its members. A “gun-free zone” is just a hunting preserve anyway.


be53a7  No.761602

>>761586

The ideal would have been for this to be decided independently as is commonly done with other private establishments.

The problem in this country and the world for that matter is too many private entities want to behave like their own nation and circumvent the nation's laws as much as they can.

>>761571

This would be useful toward protecting from tragedies like those which have been occuring recently, that is what the weapons are there for after all.


499f0d  No.761609

>>761586

A church is private property. Just like I can tell you to not bring guns into my house, a church can tell you not to bring guns into the building. Your rights end where mine begin.


140cc3  No.761666

>>761609

>You must provide anal sex to anyone who solicits it if the owners of the property you are on have established it as a rule. Your rights end where theirs begin.

Such is also why some churches have not been able to be used as refugee sanctuaries.


87c7be  No.761759

>>761502

i'm a damn yankee so they won't let me have a real gun


87c7be  No.761761

>>761609

i-is that a threat?


564816  No.761771

>>761571

I grew up in a 1,000 person north Oklahoma town and nobody ever left home without a piece on them.


ec519e  No.761772

>>761666

Go away satan. You are purposefully misunderstanding him. Sodomy isn't a right. Protecting one's self, property, and family is.


d71867  No.761785

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>>761502

Best Carolina reporting in.


a180de  No.762356

Everyone has a right to protect their selves

In today's world people do crazy things


a180de  No.762357

>>761571

Savages

People don't know how to fallow the law

The plains are so far spread out you need to arm your self


71ce37  No.762358

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>>762356

Agreed. Although I’m biased, of course.


a5ada1  No.762360

>>761785

>no Cookout

>no American Spirits

>no Duck Donuts

>no Hwy 55

>no Food Lion

>no Ingles

Yankee-LARPer begone. On topic: its self-defeating to wear a gun to church. It makes sense if you're in a war-zone, but in America?


71ce37  No.762368

>>762360

Church shootings happen. They'll probably start happening more in places like Arkansas, with leftards chimping out over the Ten Commandments statue and the like.


fe5169  No.762370

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

I really wish I lived in a nice place like that.


a5ada1  No.762373

>>762368

Church shootings are more rare than school shootings. Just lock it up in your car and pick it up afterwards.


71ce37  No.762384

>>762373

I really don't care. It does me no good in an emergency of it's locked in my car. It's like having a jack for my car and keeping it in my house when I go somewhere.


1fa29b  No.762401

I don't get why people are getting upset over this. Bringing a gun with you to church isn't about making a statement that you don't trust God to protect you. If anything, I'd feel safer knowing my fellow parishioners also concealed carried firearms.

God protects the people he loves in various ways. Sometimes it's through an armed populace. I'm not going to open carry my L1A1 and start running breach and clear drills to make a scene and show off my sick firepower, but when I get a CCW permit I'll always try to be carrying when I attend church. I love and respect my parish too much to leave them undefended.


9ce625  No.762458

Virginian here.

Someone at my church always has a loaded gun. This is a new procedure my church has adopted as of last year. A group of the church elders, in secret, draw straws to see who brings their handgun next Sunday so no one knows who is carrying.


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>>762373

>doesn't have a group of CCW holders doing his church's security

t. cuck church


04d20f  No.762523

I sure wish my country allowed me to have the ability to defend myself and my fellow brothers


55c0f7  No.762530

>>762523

>>762356

>>761519

>>761586

I understand this, I really do (heck, I even sell guns for a living right now) but the prohibition on weapons in churches is ancient. And more morbidly, wouldn't the church be the best place to die in? Gunned down as a martyr while praising the Lord. I'm not saying we should aspire to that fate, but if you have to get shot somewhere why not there?

>>761771

I carry daily as well, but I leave the gats in the car for church. My state also doesn't allow carry unless authorized by the priest or pastor and my priest hasn't said anything about it nor have I asked.


4bcdab  No.762533

>>761571

>Because it's stupid

Dylann Roof


04d20f  No.762534

>>762530

Certainly being a martyr is cool and all but you have to think of the other people, your gun isn't there just to defend yourself.


b619f4  No.762551

>>761571

Sutherland springs


9d7afd  No.762562

I imagine a bunch of people from /christian/ going to church armed and thinking they're justified in shooting everyone for "heresy".

>the pews are padded

BANG

>someone takes communion in the hand

BANG

>a woman's dress is too short

BANG

<b-but, your honor, they weren't larping hard enough!


1e65f2  No.762569

>>762562

I'm sorry, but this isn't /pol/. Your delusions mean nothing to us here.r


71ce37  No.762594

>>762562

>When you're triggered so hard by others being in favor of their right to bear arms that you have to create a work of fiction to cope


63842f  No.762651

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63842f  No.762653

>>762562

>when the koolaid hits you


1fa29b  No.762716

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>>762562

>I think gun owners are just like the caricatures in the motion picture box




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