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A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
How would you respond to this?
2291 The use of drugs inflicts very grave damage on human health and life. Their use, except on strictly therapeutic grounds, is a grave offense. Clandestine production of and trafficking in drugs are scandalous practices. They constitute direct co-operation in evil, since they encourage people to practices gravely contrary to the moral law.
Recreational use of marijuana is illegal in the U.S. (IE - your friends are disobeying a law). Refer them to Romans 13 for the Biblical argument.A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
Exactomundo. Just what I was thinking…God made the chemicals arsenic and cyanide, too, because they are useful components of other compounds found in this world. I don’t think He intends us to use them as is, however, since as they occur, they are powerful and deadly poisons.
I think your friends’ logic betrays the possibility that they just may be smoking a wee bit too much of that weed–LOL!
God DIDN’T make the marijuana your friends are smoking. What has happened in the last few years, as any law enforcement agency can confirm, is that because “standard” weed didn’t get you “high” enough, dealers went back to the drawing board, so to speak, and tweaked (no pun intended) the THC. In other words: pure, “organic” weed really isn’t sold on the streets anymore. You’d have travel in a time machine back to 1969 to get the God-grown stuff because dealers don’t sell it anymore in 2011.A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
he made all kinds of natural substances which are poisonous to humans and other animals, including the toxic vegetable alkyloids, does that mean we should ingest them as well? Illogic is to be expected however from folks who persist in damaging their brain cells willfully.A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
This is correct. God DIDN’T make the mj being sold on the streets today.and btw the mj on the open market today is GMO like most big business agricultural commodities, and NOT as God made it.
GMO? You mean that biotech laboratories have worked on pot?he made all kinds of natural substances which are poisonous to humans and other animals, including the toxic vegetable alkyloids, does that mean we should ingest them as well? Illogic is to be expected however from folks who persist in damaging their brain cells willfully.
and btw the mj on the open market today is GMO like most big business agricultural commodities, and NOT as God made it.
I believe the arguement that “God made it” is quite fallicious on it’s own, yes.he made all kinds of natural substances which are poisonous to humans and other animals, including the toxic vegetable alkyloids, does that mean we should ingest them as well? Illogic is to be expected however from folks who persist in damaging their brain cells willfully.
and btw the mj on the open market today is GMO like most big business agricultural commodities, and NOT as God made it.
GMO? You mean that biotech laboratories have worked on pot?
Very much so they have. In fact there is a goverment facility in the state of MS that does experiments with many different strains of marijuana. And yes they are more expensive than your typical street weed that’s grown poorly and sprayed with chemicals, However you won’t typically see these strains sold by your traditional drug lord. Most are created as medicimal marijuana which produce different “highs”. Some prone towards treated overall pain, others made to help insomnia etc…Wouldn’t it be much more expensive then??
Are these close friends?A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
Tokers are so manipulative in their addictions. You as a third person would help them share the daily cost of getting high and help lower their risk of arrest.A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
Genesis 1:29:A couple of my friends, unfortunately, smoke marijuana (I don’t, of course) but they keep on making the argument that “God made it”
How would you respond to this?
Dealers didn’t do anything. Rich pot gurus and seedbanks are mostly responsible for most of the potent strains of pot today. They invented these strains for the same reason we grow hybrid corn, tomatoes, soy means. They produce more, usually higher quality, disease resistant buds. Just like you may want to grow a strain of tomatoes that are resistant to TMV(tobacco mosaic virus) some pot geek maybe looking for a strain that produces high that’s better suitible for insominia or tastes like blueberries. Yes there are pot strains that taste like blueberries. Now some dealers have gotten a hold of these strains and grow and sell the pot from those in their basement or it’ll come from illicit. Also people from the 1969 didn’t go around smoking things like Maui Wowie. You were the cat’s meow if you could get a hold of that stuff. Most people smoke generic mutt strains that was easily cultivated and transported by the drug lords of the day.God DIDN’T make the marijuana your friends are smoking. What has happened in the last few years, as any law enforcement agency can confirm, is that because “standard” weed didn’t get you “high” enough, dealers went back to the drawing board, so to speak, and tweaked (no pun intended) the THC. In other words: pure, “organic” weed really isn’t sold on the streets anymore. You’d have travel in a time machine back to 1969 to get the God-grown stuff because dealers don’t sell it anymore in 2011.