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Well even for an Alaskan like me this seems a little quirky, but hey, as long as the congregation has talked about this and agreed to this; who are we to say what they can or cannot do? I personally would have thought the event would have been more appropriately done separate from the day of worship. (I also think that guns in church have been fairly common in the past in parts of the country.) It has only been in the last 40 years that people have started to get squeamish about guns and attributing mystical powers to them. (Guns kill people---I can picture in my mind a bunch of lawless guns chasing people down dark alleys, running on two little feet stuck out of the stock, black hats perched precariously on the hammer---bad guns, bad!) As for me, I think we don't have enough gun training and instruction going on, and this guy seems to take that point to heart. Good for him.

jo jo June 08, 2009 16:43:57
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