RE: Jesus Christ healed w
Just to get back someplace closer to on topic...
Wouldn't it make sense that a healer would use a drug known to be used by healers throughout recorded history, tibear?
Your asinine remark about Jesus owning slaves has little historical base. Slave owners were rich and politically well-connected, usually to the Romans, in Jesus' time. There is no biblical reference to Jesus being rich and since they strung him up as a political prisoner it is doubtful that he was politically connected.
There are references to Jesus healing people though. Some of those people seem to have been suffering from maladies like epilepsy (possession), which was commonly treated with marijuana in ancient times.
Various forms of opium were also commonly used, both in refined and unrefined forms. If Jesus was indeed a healer, he almost certainly would have used them.
Here's something else though. Your fear of marijuana as a drug is completely unfounded. It was used right up until the early 20th century in many over the counter products. So were opiates. I'll bet your great-grandmother took laudenaum. That's basically heroin and marijuana suspended in alcohol. I'll even go way out on a limb and guess that your great-grandmother wasn't a dope fiend.
Just to get back someplace closer to on topic...
Wouldn't it make sense that a healer would use a drug known to be used by healers throughout recorded history, tibear?
Your asinine remark about Jesus owning slaves has little historical base. Slave owners were rich and politically well-connected, usually to the Romans, in Jesus' time. There is no biblical reference to Jesus being rich and since they strung him up as a political prisoner it is doubtful that he was politically connected.
There are references to Jesus healing people though. Some of those people seem to have been suffering from maladies like epilepsy (possession), which was commonly treated with marijuana in ancient times.
Various forms of opium were also commonly used, both in refined and unrefined forms. If Jesus was indeed a healer, he almost certainly would have used them.
Here's something else though. Your fear of marijuana as a drug is completely unfounded. It was used right up until the early 20th century in many over the counter products. So were opiates. I'll bet your great-grandmother took laudenaum. That's basically heroin and marijuana suspended in alcohol. I'll even go way out on a limb and guess that your great-grandmother wasn't a dope fiend.