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WI: Piece into peace: Pastor forges guns into garden tools
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When Jeff Wild is using 2,200-degree heat to forge guns into garden tools, he needs to be careful when dunking the scalding gun in water to cool it off.
Working with a hollow piece of steel has a higher risk of injury, he said, because steam shoots through the barrel.
But maybe that’s necessary when converting what he called a “tool of violence” into an instrument that brings life — a dangerous energy departs before a full conversion. |
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shootergdv
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| I'd remind the pastor that Jesus instructed Peter to sheathe his sword, not turn it into a plowshare . |
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