Tattooed Theist
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I'm from Denver, Colorado - in which weed has been decriminalized for many years resulting in the now recreational approval of use.
I'm no longer a resident of the state, begrudgingly, but I'm curious as to you bright beautiful people's opinions on recreational use as a Christian.
I suppose my view is this;
- Marijuana has many proven health benefits for those who with to remove themselves from the pharmaceutical companies grips.
- I would compare it to Alcohol in terms of it's harmfulness, which per year kills and injures an astonishing amount of people, both those drinking and those who are killed or harmed by a drinker.
- Moderation is key, I myself drink, but I limit myself to 1 - 2 drinks per day - if at all, and I do not ever drink to intoxication.
- I don't find anything in scripture that would make one completely reject marijuana (especially if they already accept alcohol as morally okay.)
- If use becomes something that inhibits a Christian from obeying God's will, hurts their effect on others, or causes another brother/sister to stumble, then it would become a problem.
I'm no longer a resident of the state, begrudgingly, but I'm curious as to you bright beautiful people's opinions on recreational use as a Christian.
I suppose my view is this;
- Marijuana has many proven health benefits for those who with to remove themselves from the pharmaceutical companies grips.
- I would compare it to Alcohol in terms of it's harmfulness, which per year kills and injures an astonishing amount of people, both those drinking and those who are killed or harmed by a drinker.
- Moderation is key, I myself drink, but I limit myself to 1 - 2 drinks per day - if at all, and I do not ever drink to intoxication.
- I don't find anything in scripture that would make one completely reject marijuana (especially if they already accept alcohol as morally okay.)
- If use becomes something that inhibits a Christian from obeying God's will, hurts their effect on others, or causes another brother/sister to stumble, then it would become a problem.