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R U here to set us straight?
menageriekeeper
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You'll find a good many of us no longer hold to a complete temperance position. Such a thing isn't scriptural.
(gasp, the last communion I took part in used REAL wine (and a common cup!))
(gasp, the last communion I took part in used REAL wine (and a common cup!))
This topic has driven over again, and again, and again here. If you want to see the horribleness which this forum descends into just do a search for one or two threads with this topic. I know it (hopefully) isn't your goal to open a can of worms but you've just lobbed a live grenade into our midst.
Drinking alcohol is not prohibited in the Scriptures. Getting drunk is. I don't drink because of my calling, but will not condemn a believer who enjoys libations from time to time.
Drinking alcohol is not prohibited in the Scriptures. Getting drunk is. I don't drink because of my calling, but will not condemn a believer who enjoys libations from time to time.
Drinking alcohol is not prohibited in the Scriptures. Getting drunk is. I don't drink because of my calling, but will not condemn a believer who enjoys libations from time to time.
What he said. The fact is that God is going to serve us the finest, fermented wine at the marriage supper of the Lamb (Isa. 25:6), so I figure drinking alcohol is not a sin.
That said, I will have a couple of beers tonight as I watch my Vikings get crushed by the Packers.
Skandelon
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I'll answer the question, but I need a beer first... just a sec...
I think this is a Romans 14 matter... weaker vs. stronger; to eat or not eat meat. I'll let you decide which group Paul refers to as the 'weaker'...and honestly I think that could change depending on the circumstances. Sometimes the weaker ones are the ones who insist on their convictions of liberty to drink above the unity and even safety of the body.
I think this is a Romans 14 matter... weaker vs. stronger; to eat or not eat meat. I'll let you decide which group Paul refers to as the 'weaker'...and honestly I think that could change depending on the circumstances. Sometimes the weaker ones are the ones who insist on their convictions of liberty to drink above the unity and even safety of the body.
I do. :godisgood:
Oh, I have a glorious hope!!!!
That's funny because I thought the question was:
Who, here on the forum, considers it acceptable to drink wine or ingest some other intoxicant?
Now you are changing the tone of the thread by assuming people that have a drink now and again are "without hope".
1. Doctors don't prescribe intoxicants. They prescribe medications.
2. Beer and wine is not a product one obtains with a prescription.
3. I have a blessed hope.
Drinking imo can be dangerous for those who seem to be addicted from the first drink. It makes people let their defences down when they drink to much. Which isn't a good thing.
I read that most men in prision are there because they had been drinking when they commited their offense. I have drank but not anymore. I gave it up not because of addiction but because of medical conditions. I still take wine in celebration of commuion.
Christ drank wine but He was never drunk. It's not sin to drink but it is to allow it to take control of your will.
MB
A good reason to stay away from it. Craving is the first sign of addiction.This thread makes me want to drink.
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MB
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