To that latter phrase: When Pearl Harbor was hit in a surprise attack at dawn, in 1941, the scattered American forces were pinned down by the charging Japanese Zero planes. The legend says that during the attack one army chaplain was among the defenders who were returning small-arms and machine gun fire on the oncoming fighters. In the heat of the battle, he was asked by the men to say a prayer for them, as they were afraid that those were the last moments of their lives. It is said that the chaplain lay down his Bible, manned one of the machine guns and shouted: “Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition”. This gesture boosted the morale of the soldiers and they continued the defense of the harbor.
Once again, a man of the cloth invokes his God-given Right to self defense when his home was broken into (emphasis mine, reformatted):
CHEROKEE COUNTY, Ga. – A family is safe and a home invasion suspect is in the hospital after a shooting. Deputies said a homeowner fired shots at a man breaking into his house. It happened Thursday morning on the 800 block of Santa Fe Trail in Cherokee County.











Burn it all down.

