[diamond6]

I'd like to know what commandment in the bible says, "Thou shalt not limit an individual's right to own ANY arms of his choosing"?

[k2blader]

diamond,

This is amazing, to say the least, but not surprising.

Nothing angers me more than the perversion of God's Word for one's personal purposes.

I hold them to it.

[dcwusmc]

I would like to know where you read in Sripture that it's OK with God to take an oath and then violate it as you see fit. And... if you READ the Bible, you KNOW that Jesus Himself told his Apostles that those who did not own a sword, should sell their cloaks and BUY one... remember that?

You DO need a change of profession and you need to sue your "professor" for misfeasance, MALfeasance and just plain ignorance of the Constitution for the United States. It was DELIBERATELY written so even a retired old mud Marine like me, who swore an oath to protect and defend it, could understand it without taking years worth of courses in twisted logic, getting camels through the eyes of needles and assorted irrationality which have become the hallmarks of the modern legal "profession."

[Technogeeb]

I'd like to know what commandment in the bible says, "Thou shalt not limit an individual's right to own ANY arms of his choosing"?

Once again, you show your allegiance to the father of lies. Even though Christ commanded all his followers to be armed (even if they had to sell their coat to be able to afford it), the issue is more fundmental than that. The Biblical issue here is oath-breaking, and it is the sin that you are embracing.

[spunkets]

"I'd like to know what commandment in the bible says, "Thou shalt not limit an individual's right to own ANY arms of his choosing"?"

Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors goods.

Thou shalt not steal.

Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.

It involves not only the taking of goods, it involves userping the will and rights of another. In doing so, most often the takers bear false witness against the folks they are denying, with direct defamatory statements and a failure to honor the truth about their abilities and intent.

Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself

That means ones neighbor is entitled to the exercise of will, that you also enjoy. His rights are to be respected as yours are. It is forbidden for you to attempt to become sovereign over that individual, even by proxy with a vote.