wrong thread.
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My safety is in Christ. He has my back regardless of what happens to me physically.
My safety is in Christ. He has my back regardless of what happens to me physically.
Luke 12:4 And I say unto you my friends, Be not afraid of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do.
My safety is in Christ. He has my back regardless of what happens to me physically.
worst thing that can happen to me is I get sent to Heaven. Not a bad deal.
Perhaps I should have mentioned Kansas is both a concealed carry and open carry state. I conceal. :laugh:Keep this up Dconn (I think that is the moniker you are usually given) and you'll be agreeing with me regarding violence yet. :smilewinkgrin:
I can, with all honesty, say that death is scarier to me. As psychotic as that sounds. If I die, I leave behind a family without a father and husband. I am not a great man, but that would be a great loss. Physical pain is temporal and temporary. And they can't mess me up much more mentally than I already am.If you were in the sandbox, surely you realize that there are results worse than death. A quick death is the easy way out. Being maimed and in severe physical and psychological pain for years is much scarier.
Perhaps I should have mentioned Kansas is both a concealed carry and open carry state. I conceal. :laugh:
Luke 12:4 And I say unto you my friends, Be not afraid of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do.
There is a difference in feeling "safe" and being "afraid". I don't feel safe in a lot of situations (especially with my PTSD).
But I can honestly say that I don't feel fear. For three reasons: 1. It's been trained out of me. 2. I've been in a firefight with the Taliban, been in a house fire, and several other life threatening situations. 3. But the biggest is, worst thing that can happen to me is I get sent to Heaven. Not a bad deal.
I can, with all honesty, say that death is scarier to me. As psychotic as that sounds. If I die, I leave behind a family without a father and husband. I am not a great man, but that would be a great loss. Physical pain is temporal and temporary. And they can't mess me up much more mentally than I already am.
Perhaps it is worry and fear that have a lot of Christians angry and making idols out of politics because they want men to "FIX" things and make them feel safe and okay the way they used to feel.
C4- Being afraid of getting shot WAS NOT the question.
Here is the question that was presented
Did you realize that the murder rate in Ireland has risen 66%. - One half of the murders were with handguns.
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/murder-rate-rises-66pc-in-2014-as-20-killed-30244139.html
In 2011, there were 12,664 murders in the US. - 65% were killed by a firearm. That means that 4,081 people were murdered by a weapon other than a gun.
Luke 12:4 And I say unto you my friends, Be not afraid of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do.
The OP was all about gunfire. Something I haven't heard in twenty years.