On the other hand, I see no problem in shooting guns inside your private estate, even for recreation.
What is the Roman Catholics' opinion on the:
Jordan Bailey
Jackson Rogers
I mean rural estates, of couse.
Jordan Turner
*of course
Isaiah Ward
True, but what if you detonate them at a desert? IMO already buying a nuke(which costs a lot probably) is already a waste of money and materials and pretty vain, but there ARE people and even CHRISTIANS that will defend such behaviour. We need a clear "this is NOT okay" document(and preferably with "and here is why") for guns(not only for Americans. Even in other parts of the world it is possible to own guns, although it's a bit harder compared to USA) and I would argue also for sexual fetishes(I will never have a wife probably but if somehow I miraculously got one I would like to know what is allowed and what is not, obviously ejaculating outside the vagina is mortally sinful, but are latex and other sexual clothing allowed in the marital bed?).
Kevin Mitchell
*but there ARE people and even CHRISTIANS that will defend such behaviour because there wasn't anything written against personal ownership of nukes in the Cathechism
Adam Myers
Also, owning a nuke is pretty over the top example, but what I'm saying there needs to be more documents on what's right or wrong when it comes to more modern inventions like guns because I and many other people don't want to go to Hell and some sinful stuff may not be so obviously sinful at first glance.
Xavier Taylor
No opinion. The Church doesn't care.
She still doesn't care. However common sense says that's dangerous because kids aren't responsible enough
The Church doesn't care. It's an "unnoficial" Christmas decoration.
Ayden James
Yes, absolutely nesscary to defend your family. I love teaching my kids how to fire guns.
Yes please! You can never have enough
Nothing wrong at all. It's not like it's anything satanic or 🅱agan
Brayden Cooper
what makes owning a nuke "over-the-top", is that it is completely different from owning a gun. everyone owning a potentially world-ending device is vastly different than owning a hand-gun.
quit using it as an example
Josiah Wood
Okay. Still, how much is it okay to spend on stuff. You can buy a $300 PSA AR-15 that will work or an okay-tier $500-1500 AR-15 or a $3000-4000 top-tier AR-15 and it would still be justifiable price if for self defense… or you can buy an antique/rare gun(even completely impractical one) that costs $100 000 at the auction. Would buying the last one be sinful? This doesn't apply only to guns, but also to buying $400 plastic anime girl toys. How much can you spend on fun stuff before it becomes sinful where you could instead spend it on charity? I know that is a different question to the previous ones, but it still bothers me.