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Feeling buzzed is generally when that person hit that limit. Any after is where it falls into drunkenness in the Bible. Of course you have those that can drink a 12 pack and not feel anything. So there really will be no clear cut answer because there will always be an exception. Anyone in their right mind that try to rationalize drinking a 12 pack in one sitting has some issues, though.
Tipsy is DRUNK.
Before I let Christ save me from all kinds of addiction I spent a few nights in jail for dwi's. I had to do the classes and pay thousands in fines and lost my drivers license. I know what I am talking about! Call the police department and ask them.Better yet, go attend the classes. You wont be whistling the same tune
Before I let Christ save me from all kinds of addiction I spent a few nights in jail for dwi's. I had to do the classes and pay thousands in fines and lost my drivers license. I know what I am talking about! Call the police department and ask them.Better yet, go attend the classes. You wont be whistling the same tune
Thing is that we should feel compassion towards anyone who has any kind of addiction. It's not anything I've struggled with personally, but there's people I know who have, and I wonder after a while, if an addiction is even a choice anymore, or if the person just feels out of control by that point. That is where faith can break that, when nothing else can. 
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When I had my first ever beer as an 18 year old, I was buzzed. My usual amount for the following years was one or two. I sometimes have three, but no more. I know my limits. I know when I could start to get a little tipsy (it's happened a few times). Drinking in moderation is the key. And I only ever drink with family and friends. Not on my own.
Thing is that we should feel compassion towards anyone who has any kind of addiction. It's not anything I've struggled with personally, but there's people I know who have, and I wonder after a while, if an addiction is even a choice anymore, or if the person just feels out of control by that point. That is where faith can break that, when nothing else can.