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God Gave Wine: What the Bible Says About Alcohol

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Winman

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All of my life I have been able to limit myself to one drink - and still have judgment left to say that I want something else. One drink does not mean that you will be an alcoholic.

You are fortunate, many, such as Craig Ferguson said of himself in that video cannot drink responsibly.
 

annsni

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You are fortunate, many, such as Craig Ferguson said of himself in that video cannot drink responsibly.

Then he shouldn't drink. But most people I know can drink responsibly. We've been with people (even unsaved people) who have said when offered alcohol by another (in a restaurant or when we're on each other's boats), "No thank you. One is plenty for me." When I did drink I knew one was safe for me. I didn't go to 2 because it would tend to give me a headache so I'd know that two was too much (even though I wasn't drunk, lots of things affect my migraines). So I would just enjoy the one - as much as I would enjoy one milkshake. :) YUMMY!!!
 

Earth Wind and Fire

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All of my life I have been able to limit myself to one drink - and still have judgment left to say that I want something else. One drink does not mean that you will be an alcoholic.

Nor does 2 or 3. I may not drink any alcohol for months & then have 2 or 3 pops without even flinchin. Fact is I could almost polish off allot more. But then stop & not go back to it for weeks, months or even years. My wife being a friend of Bill W, Not so much.
 

Winman

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Then he shouldn't drink. But most people I know can drink responsibly. We've been with people (even unsaved people) who have said when offered alcohol by another (in a restaurant or when we're on each other's boats), "No thank you. One is plenty for me." When I did drink I knew one was safe for me. I didn't go to 2 because it would tend to give me a headache so I'd know that two was too much (even though I wasn't drunk, lots of things affect my migraines). So I would just enjoy the one - as much as I would enjoy one milkshake. :) YUMMY!!!

He doesn't, did you watch the video?

I think it amazing that EVERYONE here claims they are in complete control of their drinking. It is surprising that alcoholism even exists. :rolleyes:
 

saturneptune

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He doesn't, did you watch the video?

I think it amazing that EVERYONE here claims they are in complete control of their drinking. It is surprising that alcoholism even exists. :rolleyes:

That is a false statement. I have stated on numerous occasions that I do not drink because of the way I drink and the witness of it. That was forty years ago. Those are truthful and correct reasons, not like the ones you give by misapplying Scripture to defend abstinence which does not exist.
 
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