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Old 07-14-2008, 09:15 PM
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Re: Wine For Medicinal Purposes ?

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A doctor actually prescribed a certain amount of wine for my husband every day. No I don't think it is a sin.
Is he obeying everything the doctor advised him to do or just this particular advice?
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Old 07-14-2008, 09:17 PM
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In North America there are people who drink the occasional glass of wine, but there are plenty more who drink to party.
Just because there is abuse, even rampant abuse, doesn't mean that there is not a proper enjoyment of it.
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New babies? If they are grounded in the faith they must hear the complete word of God. While scripture gives great warning about the use/misuse of wine it also praises it and there were even wine offerings. That Jesus drank wine is obvious or why would He be accused of being a wine abuser and a glutton if he didn't on occasion drink and enjoy fine food?

I do believe in knowing our strengths and weaknesses and if someone cannot drink without sinning by all means don't drink.
Our "new babies" were about four months coming to church, maybe a month after being baptised when they got rid of their beer fridge.
We never ever had a discussion with them on alcohol. Still haven't.
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Is he obeying everything the doctor advised him to do or just this particular advice?
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Don't be drunk with wine, but be filled with the Spirit.

And it's up to you, what you do with the admonition.
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Re: Wine For Medicinal Purposes ?

Jesus drank wine at dinners and weddings bros. And I do believe it was real wine. I've heard the word studies and all that...but a systematic study of wine in ancient culture and the actual uses of all terms for wine will reveal that Jesus enjoyed wine and that it is a gift to man. I do not believe in drunken revelry. A little to enjoy and for health is not a sin.
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Old 07-14-2008, 09:24 PM
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Re: Wine For Medicinal Purposes ?

Here is one article.http://www.tbaptist.com/aab/alcoholscoreboard.htm
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Re: Wine For Medicinal Purposes ?

If drinking red wine for your cholesterol is sinning, then taking Nyquil for your cough is also sinning. Red wine is a whole lot better for your liver than any of the 'statin' cholesterol drugs. Those drugs are so rough, you have to have liver function tests every few months.
I have a feeling that if some drug company took red wine, relabeled it with a new name and called it 'medicine' the same people here that say drinking is wrong would say it was ok to "take" this drug if it was prescribed to them.

I'll go on to state my personal opinion--I don't think drinking is a sin, as long as it's done in moderation. Why is it any worse for my body to drink an alcoholic drink or two (i like appletini) every day than it is for me to be drinking a whole 2-liter of Mt.Dew every day? It all comes down to whether you do it too much or not. The Mt.Dew wouldn't be bad for me if i drank a small amount with meals. But those of us who drink soft drinks all the time know that the amount of calories and sugar in those is making us overweight and causing diabetes. Just like drinking a lot of alcohol will cause you to be drunk, and can cause health problems over time. If it's done in moderation, it's OK.

For those who have no self-control, stay away from alcohol. Stay away from Hershey bars and ice cream too.
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Re: Wine For Medicinal Purposes ?

Here is another.http://www.biblicalperspectives.com/...e_bible/1.html
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The most biblical book I know of on the subject-

http://www.amazon.com/God-Gave-Wine-.../dp/0970032668
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