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What about coffee?

Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by tinytim, Sep 11, 2006.

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  1. StefanM

    StefanM Well-Known Member
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    Ok, what about a person who uses marijuana in Holland, where it is legal?
     
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  2. tinytim

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    But caffeine is a drug, is it not?
    although a mild one, it still is... whether it is legal or not.

    What if pot were legalized, would you support the use of it?
     
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  3. Brother Bob

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    Make you drunk and scripture against drunkeness, agree?
     
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    I hope this is just a rumor, you mean the wine is running out? Must be about time for me to go... :laugh:
     
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  5. Brother Bob

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    No, it makes you drunk and scriptue against drunkeness. :)

    How far will you fellows go?

    Careful LeBuick; I put you on my list.:applause: :applause: :laugh:
     
    #25 Brother Bob, Sep 11, 2006
  6. StefanM

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    Interestingly enough, there is a listing in the DSM-IV (American Psychiatric Association) for "caffeine intoxication."
     
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  7. tinytim

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    caffeine alters the mind... so is it wrong? I am just asking.. I am not against caffeine.. but it can be misused.
     
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  8. Brother Bob

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    Maybe, but I live in the mountains of Kentucky where they like their coffee black and thick and never seen anyone drunk on it yet.:tonofbricks:

    I been told its calms nerves but they told me chicken caused cancer too but then they said it didn't and then... :)
     
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  9. tinytim

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    You would probably like cuban coffee... a group from our last church went on a mission trip to cuba and when they got back made us some cuban coffee.. it would make expresso weak.... I absolutely loved it....

    I like chocolate covered coffee beans.... The stronger the better
     
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    EEEEKKKKK!!! Brother Bob is really.......SANTA!!!!!!! YIKES!!! I've been REALLY good this year!!! (well, except for that one small glass of wine for my migrane, apparently).
     
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  11. tinytim

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    It may be the nice list!
     
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    Reminds me of a story my friend told me about his honeymoon. They went for breakfast at some small diner down south and the waitress asked my friend if he wanted milk for his coffee. He responded "I like my coffee like I like my women." The waitress looked over at his blonde wife and said with a smile "Oh, light and sweet!" and he said "Nope, strong and black!"

    He said she looked SOOOO embarrassed and she didn't wait on him the rest of the time they were there! LOL!!
     
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  13. Brother Bob

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    Yea, I saw you too.
     
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    Is he still married?

    ;)

     
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  15. tinytim

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    I also like sugar in mine...

    Even some hot chocolate mix.
     
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  16. Brother Bob

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    I am almost afraid to say it but I drink one cup in the morning. Sometimes have to force the last bit down.
     
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    To answer the idea that coffee is a drug, the term drug simply means to me something found in nature that can benefit mankind. Even cocaine was used originally as a medicine, and I believe that derivatives are still used for that.

    As for abuse of coffee, well abusing water can make you sick, too! However, abuse of coffee has not been proven to harm your body other than the typical light symptoms of drinking too many liquids--the same symptoms drinking too much water would cause.

    On the other hand, with many people even one drink of alcohol can cause dizziness, etc. Think about all the professions where even one drink on duty is not allowed: law enforcement, the military, professional drivers, the medical professions, etc. However, no profession I know of prohibits coffee on duty.
     
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    I agree, I'd have to move my membership...

    How do you ask a potential Church if they allow coffee, chocolate and coke? I mean, do you walk down the isle on Sunday and say to the membership, "before I join, I need to know your position on coke?"

    Now since drugs are supposed to be ok if a doctor prescribes them, what you really need is a more liberal doctor. This way if the members smell liquor on ya, you can slur, "it's ok, I have a note".
     
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    Pastor Bob

    OK - I'll bite. What are ya' afraid of?
     
    #39 El_Guero, Sep 11, 2006
  20. tinytim

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    I can drink it all day long....caffeine has no effect on my energy level...
    I think it is because i am ADD..
    Stimulents work backwards for people with ADD
    That is why Ritalin works well. It is nothing but speed.
     
    #40 tinytim, Sep 11, 2006
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