Why Do Christians Condemn Alcohol?

[Jon Miller]

Some, like many SDAs, think that alcohol is a sin period. I find myself more in the having a little drink isn't a problem, but that alcohol often leads to problems and it is safer to abstain.

JM
(was drunk often for a few years...)

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
Yep that had to be it.

This more than any other reason. It was common knowledge that union sympathizers were devout satanists afterall.

Ever see Matawan? Many, if not most, evangelical preachers taught that unions were evil and doing the Dark Lord's work here on Earth. Catholicism was completely opposed to it (though not necessarily Catholics themselves), until they got the bright idea to create Catholic unions.

But kudos for you for ignoring the first part of my post, which I put first for a reason, and attacking my aside as my main point. You have an excellent career ahead of you as a GOP attack dog.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Puhlease. Your inital point was fine and I agree with it. The selected quote I drew out was to show that you are pulling a Mr. Fun wherein his world everything is about teh gays and in yours everything is about exploitation of the workers.

It aint always so.

[Veritass]

Re: Re: Why Do Christians Condemn Alcohol?

Originally posted by Dry
You are supposed to be slave, addict to the Lord and nobody or nothing else.

From our favorite metaphysicists, Cheech and Chong:

I used to be al all f***ed up on drugs.

Then I found the Lord.

Now, I'm all f***ed up on the Lord.

[Leifmk]

Originally posted by Japher
funny, I acredit the existance of alcohol to christian monks.

Mmm, Belgian trappist breweries.