Christian Kegger
Some Christian friends of mine posted a "Kegger" event on Facebook this week.
The details read:
I don't understand why alcohol is cool. I have never seen alcohol result in something good. It only seems to kill, steal and destroy people's lives. Is that what makes it fun?
I'll tell you this, it was no fun going to my friend's funeral who was killed by a 16-year-old drunk driver. Oh yeah, he killed her parents too. Alcohol is awesome! (Confused.)
I just don't get it. Alcohol impairs your judgement, masks your pain (temporarily, of course) and becomes a stronghold that is nearly impossible to break free from. Is that the attraction? The ability to escape reality, hurt others without remembering that you hurt them and die of liver disease?
Still looking for answers. Maybe if I find them I, too, will grab a drink and join the party. After all, I'm starting to feel left out at church functions where alcohol is present. ;-)
The details read:
"Hey all, so you know that time that we... drank way tooo much? NO? Great... get really to experience that memory loss again. (We) want to get super drunk and make bad decisions with all of you again."
I don't understand why alcohol is cool. I have never seen alcohol result in something good. It only seems to kill, steal and destroy people's lives. Is that what makes it fun?
I'll tell you this, it was no fun going to my friend's funeral who was killed by a 16-year-old drunk driver. Oh yeah, he killed her parents too. Alcohol is awesome! (Confused.)
I just don't get it. Alcohol impairs your judgement, masks your pain (temporarily, of course) and becomes a stronghold that is nearly impossible to break free from. Is that the attraction? The ability to escape reality, hurt others without remembering that you hurt them and die of liver disease?
Still looking for answers. Maybe if I find them I, too, will grab a drink and join the party. After all, I'm starting to feel left out at church functions where alcohol is present. ;-)
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