when coffee becomes sin.

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Mar 22, 2023
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No I don't think it's sinful to drink coffee, until it becomes to much of a thing in your life, or the habit starts causing health issues or cost too much or interferes with our walk starbucks frappuccino menu. it's an easy thing to overlook since it isn't talked about directly in the bible, but like anything else It can become it's own problem. I'm afraid to say it's time for me to cut way back because not only is it costing me money at $2 buck a cup, but my digestive system doesn't like it. So for me it's become a sin.
I completely understand where you're coming from. When something starts to negatively affect your health, budget, or spiritual walk, it's wise to reassess. Coffee isn't sinful in itself, but like anything, it can become an issue if it takes up too much space in our lives. It sounds like you're making a responsible and thoughtful decision. Ask ChatGPT
 
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The Mormons say coffee is sinful.
Ellen White's writings strongly discourage its use.
The Jehovah's False Witnesses say it's sinful.

That's why I enjoy the bold taste of a refreshing french press full of coffee with my King James Bible each morning!
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enril

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I drink a cup of decaffeinated coffee in the morning with a few cookies.πŸ€«πŸ˜‰πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸΎ
ohh decaf...i honestly dont see why we americans get so into coffee. ill drink any coffee, but not too often. or it ruins the flavor. (yes in another thread i did just say the inverse im essentiality. but both ar true. good luck brain.
 

Karlon

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I drink a cup of decaffeinated coffee in the morning with a few cookies.πŸ€«πŸ˜‰πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸΎ
my wife drinks horton decaf every morn. we are not sweet lovers but once in a while, it's strawberry shortcake & select chocolates, carrot cake, pecan pie & strawberry rhubarb pie. i prefer jamaican blue mountain coffee by roast theory.
 

Eli1

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ohh decaf...i honestly dont see why we americans get so into coffee. ill drink any coffee, but not too often. or it ruins the flavor. (yes in another thread i did just say the inverse im essentiality. but both ar true. good luck brain.
Coffee is the unifying force in many countries. :D
Most people will say YES to a cup of coffee.
 
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I recently switched from regular coffee to decaf, and I love it. After studying the idea, I found decaf does have a very small content of caffeine but it has all the health benefits of fully caffeinated coffee.
When I learned one would need drink about 50 cups of decaf to obtain the same amount of caffeine as regular, I was sold on it. I like it lots.