Does being a Teetotaler Make One a Better Christian?
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Are their many tea based alcohol drinks?Can one be teetotal if one has Irish coffee on Mondays?
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Or perhaps rolling a Lipton delivery truck on the turnpike?
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Not sure.Can one be teetotal if one has Irish coffee on Mondays?
But Irish coffee brings to mind ole feisty Irish Catholic Maureen O'hara in this hilarious movie....love the accent!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-ti18c-FE8
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Ha ha. Thank goodness I wasn't drinking anything when I read that! (alcoholic or otherwise)
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For the record, I think I might have had a little bit too much tonight. Not enough to interfere with my ability to spell and write grammatically, but perhaps one too many. Just want to keep us honest- those of us who are on the same page. Even though I absolutely believe alcohol is not sinful in-and-of itself, it is certainly open to abuse. Lets always keep that in mind.
Or maybe I'm just tired because I'm up way, way too late. Is interfering with the natural sleep rhythm a sin? Debate your heart out, boys and girls!
Or maybe I'm just tired because I'm up way, way too late. Is interfering with the natural sleep rhythm a sin? Debate your heart out, boys and girls!
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Well, it's 4:38 am right here now. And I've disrupted my natural sleep cycle a LOT in the past few months. And it's not a good thing. Not sure if it's a sin.
You write well for someone who's had a little too much and is up too late, btw. I only see a missed contraction in there that I saw.
Ha! Reminds me of someone I debated years ago who spoke of fasting sleep. For days. Upon which deprivation God would bestow a prophetic vision. Not the most reliable source of prophecy, imo ...
I once hallucinated a giant snake running the length of a highway I was driving on when I was very close to dozing off at the wheel, and there was a long, wide, dark, wavy line smeared on the road.
But tonight my reason was good, imo. So hopefully that makes it not a sin.
You write well for someone who's had a little too much and is up too late, btw. I only see a missed contraction in there that I saw.
Ha! Reminds me of someone I debated years ago who spoke of fasting sleep. For days. Upon which deprivation God would bestow a prophetic vision. Not the most reliable source of prophecy, imo ...
I once hallucinated a giant snake running the length of a highway I was driving on when I was very close to dozing off at the wheel, and there was a long, wide, dark, wavy line smeared on the road.
But tonight my reason was good, imo. So hopefully that makes it not a sin.
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Well, it's 4:38 am right here now. And I've disrupted my natural sleep cycle a LOT in the past few months. And it's not a good thing. Not sure if it's a sin.
You write well for someone who's had a little too much and is up too late, btw. I only see a missed contraction in there that I saw.
Ha! Reminds me of someone I debated years ago who spoke of fasting sleep. For days. Upon which deprivation God would bestow a prophetic vision. Not the most reliable source of prophecy, imo ...
I once hallucinated a giant snake running the length of a highway I was driving on when I was very close to dozing off at the wheel, and there was a long, wide, dark, wavy line smeared on the road.
But tonight my reason was good, imo. So hopefully that makes it not a sin.
Now THAT'S what I call a vision!! HAHA!
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LOL. If you mean my snake, I will say it made for a VERY tight grip on the wheel! My first thought was NOT to move the wheels and accidentally hit it! My second thought was how ridiculous the thought was that I was seeing a huge snake about a half-mile long and that I'd better pull over and get some rest!
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I always liked the teetotalers on the playground as a kid. But then one day the other person got off and didn't tell me and I got the wind knocked out of me.
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