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Sure.Dave Slayer said:Should Christians use karate for self defense? Would it be Biblical?
I was thinking aikido.jasoncran said:can us non pacifists chime in as well? lol aikido is considered the pacifist art and yet it even says that even done correcty some attackers will die.
jasoncran said:most martial arts are taught that way, even bjj.
LostLamb said:Violence is never the best answer. If possible, any form of altercation should be avoided at all costs. Jesus' way is the way of peace. However, I cannot lie and say that it would be easily practiced on my part if my son's life were in the middle. There is little I would not do for my son's safety.
jasoncran said:can us non pacifists chime in as well? lol aikido is considered the pacifist art and yet it even says that even done correcty some attackers will die.
LostLamb said:jasoncran said:most martial arts are taught that way, even bjj.
No doubt of that. One of my favorite...well....two of my favorite actors or male figures on screen know so form of martial arts. Those being:
Chuck Norris
Jackie Chan
Just do not like the idea of ever having to use the physical strength of one's own body to harm another. Things should never come down to that, though they regretably do, more often than not.
Yes, there is a lot of that, steven seageal is a good but not the best aikodoaka.GojuBrian said:jasoncran said:can us non pacifists chime in as well? lol aikido is considered the pacifist art and yet it even says that even done correcty some attackers will die.
Unfortunately, I've never witnessed good aikido. What I've seen has been compliant hokey.
jasoncran said:Yes, there is a lot of that, steven seageal is a good but not the best aikodoaka.GojuBrian said:jasoncran said:can us non pacifists chime in as well? lol aikido is considered the pacifist art and yet it even says that even done correcty some attackers will die.
Unfortunately, I've never witnessed good aikido. What I've seen has been compliant hokey.
GojuBrian said:LostLamb said:jasoncran said:most martial arts are taught that way, even bjj.
No doubt of that. One of my favorite...well....two of my favorite actors or male figures on screen know so form of martial arts. Those being:
Chuck Norris
Jackie Chan
Just do not like the idea of ever having to use the physical strength of one's own body to harm another. Things should never come down to that, though they regretably do, more often than not.
You could look at it that way I suppose. I prefer to see things differently.
If someone forces you to take physical action then the resulting injuries are their fault. If someone breaks into my home what happens to them is their fault, if someone tries to carjack me what happens is their fault,etc.... Ever watch those high speed chases? The bad guys are charged with any and all damage that occurs, even if the cop hits a pole because of bad driving. Since the bad guy started the whole thing, everything that follows is their own fault.