Religious Attitudes To Drugs
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- Created on: 08-01-13 18:00
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- Religious Attitudes Towards Drugs
- Religion
- Religious teachings disagree with the use of drugs
- "All Life Is Sacred" If life is holy then we are not honouring life by taking drugs
- Most Christians drink Alcohol.
- Part of the Eucharist is wine
- Jesus Drank. he turned water into wine.
- Methodists used unfermented grape juice instead of wine
- Part of the Eucharist is wine
- Use of taxes from drugs
- Taking drugs, Smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol are expensive habits
- Cigarettes are heavily taxed to encourage people to quit smoking
- Alcohol is not quite so heavily taxed
- it costs the NHS £2.7 billion to treat smoking and drinking related probles
- the cost of promoting quitting and rehabilitation is £111 million
- the money raised from taxation is £8 billion.
- Reasons and Consequences for taking drugs
- Criosity
- Lack of knowledge
- Peer Presure
- Depression/Stress
- Family prolems
- Help to stay awake
- Boredom
- Consequenses
- Death
- damage health
- People around them worry
- damage health
- Violence
- Mental illnesses
- Consequenses
- Death
- damage health
- People around them worry
- damage health
- Violence
- Mental illnesses
- Mental illnesses
- Death
- Consequenses
- Mental illnesses
- Death
- Criosity
- Religion
- 120,000 die everyday from smoking, 330 a day
- Legal Drugs
- Alcohol severely damages the liver and it is a depressant drug
- 9 out of 10 adults in the UK drink
- 28,000 people die a year from alcohol related accidents
- 13 million adults smoke in the uk
- 80% of smokers started as teenagers
- Some examples of legal drugs are: Alcohol, Caffeine, Tobacco, Prescription drugs
- Religious Attitudes Towards Drugs
- Religion
- Religious teachings disagree with the use of drugs
- "All Life Is Sacred" If life is holy then we are not honouring life by taking drugs
- Most Christians drink Alcohol.
- Part of the Eucharist is wine
- Jesus Drank. he turned water into wine.
- Methodists used unfermented grape juice instead of wine
- Part of the Eucharist is wine
- Use of taxes from drugs
- Taking drugs, Smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol are expensive habits
- Cigarettes are heavily taxed to encourage people to quit smoking
- Alcohol is not quite so heavily taxed
- it costs the NHS £2.7 billion to treat smoking and drinking related probles
- the cost of promoting quitting and rehabilitation is £111 million
- the money raised from taxation is £8 billion.
- Reasons and Consequences for taking drugs
- Criosity
- Lack of knowledge
- Peer Presure
- Depression/Stress
- Family prolems
- Help to stay awake
- Boredom
- Criosity
- Religion
- Alcohol severely damages the liver and it is a depressant drug
- Legal Drugs
- Legal Drugs
- Alcohol severely damages the liver and it is a depressant drug
- 9 out of 10 adults in the UK drink
- 28,000 people die a year from alcohol related accidents
- 13 million adults smoke in the uk
- 80% of smokers started as teenagers
- Some examples of legal drugs are: Alcohol, Caffeine, Tobacco, Prescription drugs
- Alcohol severely damages the liver and it is a depressant drug
- Reasons
- rehabilitation
- christians believe that everybody desertve s a second chance
- love thy neighbour as yourself
- every deserves a second chance like Jesus did.
- no sin is too big
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