alwaysreforming
Puritan Board Sophomore
A friend asked me this question the other day, and I wasn't sure really how to answer it.
Obviously, there is no inherent sin in the use of alcohol, since the Bible condones the use of wine, as "it makes a heart glad."
But during the Prohibition, it must have been a sin, since the laws of the land were violated, right? That being so, what would you do if (for some reason) a powerful enough group were to convince the govt. to prohibit alcohol again? Would you secretly partake? If so, do you think the "sin" would be offensive to God?
I won't add any more commentary, and just leave the question at that...
Obviously, there is no inherent sin in the use of alcohol, since the Bible condones the use of wine, as "it makes a heart glad."
But during the Prohibition, it must have been a sin, since the laws of the land were violated, right? That being so, what would you do if (for some reason) a powerful enough group were to convince the govt. to prohibit alcohol again? Would you secretly partake? If so, do you think the "sin" would be offensive to God?
I won't add any more commentary, and just leave the question at that...