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Just seems like a position you wouldn't normally take.
I'm against gun control.
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Just seems like a position you wouldn't normally take.
I'm against gun control.
As long as it isn't against the law.To what extent? Do you think people should be able to own military grade assault rifles?
I'm against gun control.
As long as it isn't against the law.
What else am I gonna use in my monthly carbine matches?![]()
I'd put my eye out.
I thought you might have come back with something a bit more challenging. I guess, I should have given a bit more detail. Firstly, the fact that I have this confirmation of God's love for me, changes the way I think and feel about myself and my life -- it also fills me with love for those who are sometimes very unkind and cruel, and helps me to forge deep relationships founded on that rock of self-assurance coming out of the knowledge that I am genuinely loved and appreciated in ways that I have never experienced from any human being.
I'm against gun control.
Some people join a gun club, where they have a venue to swap and shoot their firearms.So am I, to a degree. Personally, I can't imagine why anyone would need to own some of the more... militant guns, especially the large ones like machine guns. Those aren't really for hunting like rifles or even the occassional shotgun, and they are too big to hide in a coat or purse for personal protection, so I feel iffy about people owning those kinds of weapons, and I do think at times that it is too easy for the emotionally compromised to obtain them.
But the purse pistol is fine by me.
Some people join a gun club, where they have a venue to swap and shoot their firearms.
If that "confirmation" that you experience is, by all external measures, generated by your own brain, I would expect it to be quite convincing. No one knows you better than your own brain.
I would be wary of referring to it as a 'rock-like foundation', when it may only be self-deception. Scientific methodology, and all that.![]()
Please detail the methodology by which you make that determination.That's a bit more challenging. I'm no Edgar Cayce, but I do know the difference between what comes from my brain and what doesn't.
Unless you stop believing, and it all vanishes. I don't see how your "rock" analogy applies.It's all very subjective I know but I was and still am a very skeptical person, so I don't lay down easy. I am cautious with such ideas as 'experience', for there are many distractions in the prayer closet of the heart. Learning to deal with them, is paramount to me. I guess when you have tried every possible angle, you either pack it in -- or give it one last try. I did and the results were life-transforming. So, for me it is a solid rock!![]()
So am I, to a degree. Personally, I can't imagine why anyone would need to own some of the more... militant guns, especially the large ones like machine guns. Those aren't really for hunting like rifles or even the occassional shotgun, and they are too big to hide in a coat or purse for personal protection, so I feel iffy about people owning those kinds of weapons, and I do think at times that it is too easy for the emotionally compromised to obtain them.
But the purse pistol is fine by me.
Please detail the methodology by which you make that determination.
Unless you stop believing, and it all vanishes. I don't see how your "rock" analogy applies.