Christian theological examination of addiction as a disorder of worship, rooted in Scripture and addressing drugs, alcohol, and other persistent sins.
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Christian theological examination of addiction as a disorder of worship, rooted in Scripture and addressing drugs, alcohol, and other persistent sins.
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There is an accepted tradition among those who struggle with addictions that goes something like this: helping yourself will help others, and helping others will help yourself. If an alcoholic learns to "take his soul to task," it will bless family, friends, co-workers, and probably many others. If that same alcoholic looks out for the needs of others, and goes out of his or her way to serve another drinker, then that person will most certainly be blessed in some way. The reader will probably co...
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Central focus on drug and alcohol addiction as prototypical examples, framed as cautionary biblical teaching
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Extensive Scripture references and theological framing of addiction as a worship disorder
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