[Tarzan1888]

I know a guy who lives in Davis County and works for the Mormon Church.

According to him, he attends church every Sunday and heard people talk about the church planning on banning guns, but a letter concerning that was never read in his congregation, and he looked for it.

He carries a gun to church. He has heard a lot of talk about guns in church, but he has never personally been informed in a letter or in person, or over the pulpet that it is true.

He understands that IF it is true and they find out that he carries a gun that it is an infraction.

He is of the opinion that IF it is true and IF he is FOUND OUT, then he will be asked to stop carrying, and he feels that it is un-likley that anyone would press the issue.

A lot of things have been said on this topic, but anything you read on the internet is opinion and nothing more.

Don't bet your life on it.

I have read everyone's oppinion and I know what my friend thinks, and I know church people in general and as long as someone doesn't get in a spitting match, or make a specticle out of themselves, I wouldn't worry to much about it, but then again that is me.

It sounds like the law is the kind that makes the sheep feel good.

 

[Tarzan1888]

An infraction is less than a misdemeanor, correct?

What, exactly, is the punishment for an infraction of the law? Could your CFP be revoked?

Basically the difference is that for an infraction you can be fined, but not jailed. You can be jailed for a misdemeanor. So, if you were caught carrying at church and the church pressed charges, at the most all that could happen is you would get slapped with a fine. I don't know what would happen in regards to the concealed carry permit.

My answer to this is plausible deniability. Know your Pastor and if he hates guns, be Smart if you Carry. If you get caught cry for Mercy and seek Forgiveness through Repentance.

Remember that IANAL and this is not legal advice and if you chose to break the law you are on your own.