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Keith B wrote:

Jago668 wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:This may come as a bit of a shock but I think most, if not all, mainstream Christian denominations denounce guns in their official policies. The Rotarians are not alone in this stance.

I know the Methodist church does.

And I have talked to several senior pastors, including mine, who are all perfectly fine with concealed carry in the church.

I don't doubt that, but the central authority still calls for individual churches to ban guns from their premises. Calls for universal background checks, bans on large capacity magazines, ratifying the UN small arms treaty, etc They also support other groups that call for similar things. I called and told the church where I grew up that I didn't wish to be considered a member anymore because of the the stance of the larger UMC organization. I no longer give money to them either since a part of donations were sent on and went to support an anti-gun organization.

Oldgringo wrote:This may come as a bit of a shock but I think most, if not all, mainstream Christian denominations denounce guns in their official policies. The Rotarians are not alone in this stance.

I know the Methodist church does.