Hey, I like real wine as much as the next person—and I
don’t personally know any “authorities”. LOL! Sounds like
disobedience to me, too. But I guess whether or not one stays sober is up to
each one’s relationship with the Holy Spirit, rather than the authority’s
confidence in the Holy Spirit. J (Or maybe they are just being cheap—wine costs
more than Welch’s.) Izzy
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Indianapolis police jail street preachers for saying t he name of Jesus Christ
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who decided to ignore God's way so that they could substitute man's
way? Do they not have any confidence in the ability or power of the
Holy spirit to keep a Christian sober? Is it possible that this act,
disguised as policy, is really defiance? Would you ask the authorities
for me? It would be most interesting to hear them defend their
actions.
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not all churches substitute grape juice for wine, I think. But mostly it is
done to prevent alcoholics from falling off the wagon, I’m told.
I’m not sure anyone has a doctrine to do this; just a policy. Izzy
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