do you think you could drink more beers than jesus?
342850
Of course I could! It would be funny as hell to get drunk with Jesus. Get him all drunk then make him smoke a fat J with me. Then drop him off in the middle of the city and take off. LOL!
1077839
I think it is okay, but in moderation.  One or two drinks is fine as long as you don't overdo it.  I'm a Christian and I enjoy having a few drinks with my Christian friends.  \n\nBut Beware.  Some Christians think it is pure evil and will jump on your case, call you a sinner and a drunkard.  If this happens, be polite and go on your way.  As long as you and God are satified with your lifestyle, you have nothing to worry about.  \n\nOther Christians don't get you into heaven.   Jesus does...  Who are they to decide?
923636
No. Drinking substandard beer is not charity, it's just plain bad judgment. With so many great microbrews available in the U.S., sending money to Mexican breweries might be considered un-American under some parts of the Patriot Act.\n\nHomeland Security might park a white van across the street from your house and wire your taps to find out what you're pouring at home. Do not. I repeat, do not, drink Mexican beer past Cinco de Mayo.
677898
It sounds as if HE should convert. Baptists have to drink alone. But whenever you find four Catholics together there's always a fifth.
437221
Just don't drink heavily. If you limit yourself to three 12 oz. beers or less you should be fine.
966507
No, the only sin that is related to drinking alcohol is getting to the point of drunkenness.\n\nThere is no commandment in the old or new testament that claims drinking as a sin.
964522
I believe that he would.  Jesus was a definite  liberal of his time.  In my opinion, the introduction of the words sin, hell, and satan did not come from the man, Jesus.
645656
Yes.\n\nWhen he goes to Sychar, a Samaritan town, in the Gospel of John, he says to a woman drawing water at Jacob's well, "Woman, give me a drink."\n\nIt is something he intends provocatively, for he knows that Jews and Samaritans are so alienated from one another that the woman will very nearly take offence at even being asked... and what proceeds is one of the most beautiful and mysterious conversations recorded in the Gospels.
111604
Only under one of the following two conditions:  If you drink to get drunk, or if you don't offer me one!\n\nSeriously, Paul taught us that all things are lawful, but not all things are profitable (spiritually speaking).  For example, when my children were younger, I stopped drinking all beer and wine, even though they are cultural drinks I grew up with.  Now that they are adults, I occasionally enjoy a beer or a glass of wine, but not for the purpose of anebriation(sp?).\n\nCheck your motives, then let the Holy Spirit lead you.
656323
I was an alcoholic at age 12 and i havent even desired to drink since i got saved. It disappeared like that. he also saved me from anorexia and bulimia. Jesus saved my life!
578300
Is this Jesus now or Jesus when he was in a human body.I think Jesus could handle his liquor better.(this is pure speculation at my part)You always heard of Jesus drinking wine in the bible and I never heard of moses drinking wine  (I claim to be no bible scholar, thus I could be wrong. There is too much violence in the bible and the characters are painfully one dimensional for me to get into the book) Nevertheless, at the end of Jesus's career he drank lots of wine and ate lots of fish.Fish having a better amino acid profile than desert weeds which was accessible to Moses.Thus, Jesus was younger and more buff than Moses( and being the son of god can't be a negative)----Jesus wins,  a fair bet in Vegas 5:1
197640
Depends on how many beers I've had.
1187851
MAYBE. IF THEIR DRUNK ENOUGH
1118321
hmmmmmmm. I could believe Jesus told YOU to shuddup.  Yes.\n\n\n\nwanna popcicle?  it's cherry.
385053
That would be a yes. Gotta have Jesus, or ya goin to hell.
404137
1. We really don't know what he looked like.\n\n2. He was a wine guzzler...is that too different from a beer guzzler?\n\nIt is his message to humanity to do unto others as you would have them do unto you that matters.\n\nSome people think books like the Divinci Code or any of the more controversial books about the history behind the story of Christ as terrible scarey things.\n\nI think if you can put all the hero worship myths and legends aside...and still have faith in that core message...you will "be saved".\n\nWhat "being Saved" will be is another mystery for another discussion!\n\nHappy Easter!
1103347
About 9 beers will answer that question. Beer is yummy and never judges you. Sometimes, it comes back up to say hi again. That's a good friend.