The issue of CC in churches or synagogues should be of NO business to the gt. It isn't even the minister or rabbis decision to deny the right of an individual to peacefully carry a weapon into the meetings IMHO. However, any minister worth a nickel is going to know and teach the Scriptural mandates to the individual's right to the means of self defense. When the gt steps in and dictates a denial to a citizen bringing a weapon into a place of worship, they are not only violating Scriptural mandates set by the Lawgiver, they violate Articles one and two of the Constitution. By dictating a citizen disarmament law in regards to church, they are stepping on personal property rights as well. It will be "interesting" if this is ever implemented to see how they use this to carry into disarmament of those in private households. After all, many churches/ assemblies hold their meetings in peoples homes. Also, what makes a dwelling place different from any other place set aside for spiritual meetings?
If AG wants to keep guns out of his own house, that's his business. Maybe AG should ask the Lawgiver what he says about this issue. After all its His house not Als.
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"But now, he that hath a purse, let him take it, and likewise his scrip; and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one." -Jesus Christ (Luke 22:36, see John 3:15-18)
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"Reasonable gun law?............There's No such critter!" --EQ