Can Christians Drink?
Nov 2025 · Faith & Culture Series Book 16 · Roger Ball
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Is drinking alcohol sinful for Christians? Is total abstinence unbiblical legalism? What about marijuana? If Christians can drink wine, and since marijuana is now becoming legal in many states, do the biblical principles permitting wine also allow cannabis? Can Christians Drink? argues that Christians are free to enjoy alcohol in moderation—not despite Scripture, but because of it. Wine is God’s gift for gladdening the heart, enhancing fellowship, and celebrating His goodness. But this freedom comes with boundaries. Learn how to exercise Christian liberty with wisdom, love, and self-control. Discover why the biblical case for wine doesn’t extend to marijuana or other mind-altering substances. Understand the difference between celebration and escapism, between gifts that enhance creation and substances that enable escape from it.
Is drinking alcohol sinful for Christians? Is total abstinence unbiblical legalism? What about marijuana? If Christians can drink wine, and since marijuana is now becoming legal in many states, do the biblical principles permitting wine also allow cannabis? Can Christians Drink? argues that Chris...
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Roger Ball is a Reformed Christian writer who lives on the Florida Spacecoast. He writes on Christian theology, apologetics, psychology, and culture.
Roger Ball is a Reformed Christian writer who lives on the Florida Spacecoast. He writes on Christian theology, apologetics, psychology, and culture.
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