I suggest reading the bible
Submitted by Drifter on 2002-10-16 12:18:21, Wednesday
In reply to Was Jesus A Boylover? Use Marijuana? Real? submitted by Pondering on 2002-10-15 22:15:56, Tuesday
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Then coming to your own conlusions. The most accurate accounts of the life of Jesus lie in the bible in the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Thats right, John, whom these web sites claim hated Jesus for having taken advantage of him sexually wrote an account of Jesus' life. It also happens to be the last gospel (it was written much later than the other ones, though I dont recall the date at the moment). If you want to find out how John truly felt about Jesus, then read John's own words, not the words that some people wrote on a web site. As you may or may not know, creating a web site is an easy endeavor, no one checks to see if what you say is true or a lie, it isnt regulated. Therefore, take what you read on the web with a grain of salt (meaning, it might be true, partly true, or completely fictitious). The web site about Jesus' sexual life appears to be completely fictitious. As far as marijuana is concerned, there seems to be no refference to it in the bible at all. Oil in biblical times was used to annoint. That is, the oil was placed on a persons body (on the hands or forehead) to annoint that person. The oil was not ingested. Therefore, whether the oil contained hemp derivatives or not is irrelevant since THC does not enter the body through the skin, it must be smoked or injested. However, the fact that marijuana is not mentioned in the bible also means that the bible not only doesnt speak for it but it also doesnt speak against it. In conclusion, read the bible yourself, dont rely on these people who wrote these web sites. Choose one of the gospels and read it, they are short enough to read in one or two sittings. Read the gospel of John if you truly feel that John was a victim of Jesus' manipulation and then decide if that is true or not for yourself. love in Christ, Drifter |
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