It’s doubtful that this was a case of Islamic terrorism, Antifa or M13 although the next church shooting could be one. The shooter may be emotionally and spiritually devastated that he took it out on God by killing his followers. The FBI should investigate if the shooter:
1-had a recent loss of a loved one or been diagnosed with an incurable disease.{he may have prayed his heart out for help and come to the conclusion that God does not hear nor answer his prayers which drove him into a deep depression and a personal hatred for God}
2-Find out how religious he was and try to get in touch with his religious adviser if he had one. The shooter may have been under extreme emotional and spiritual agony that he could not cope with. He knew that he could not kill God so he took it out on the members of this particular church.
All I want to imply is that this shooting does not appear to be a matter of international terrorism. Treating it as such will not get us to the heart of the problem and may result in international consequences if handled incorrectly.
Not worth it.
Instead of praying for the community it may be advisable to pray for the shooter. I certainly do not want to be in his shoes.
“...it may be advisable to pray for the shooter. I certainly do not want to be in his shoes”.
I pray for the victims and their families. I do NOT however pray for the soul of a person who perpetrates one of the most evil mass murders in the history of this country. I do pray that God’s perfect justice is bestowed upon him.