How awkward would it be to go to a beer palor and when served, you remove your cap and say "bless this beer oh Lord for Christ's sake. Amen"

I asked a couple of friends this question but no one seems to have the right answer. It turned out to be a joke so I decided to bring it here.

Please Mr. Seun, help move this to front page so that everyone could contribute.

@kd_oniyide

The intake of alcohol is not a sin. Therefore, God will answer the prayer if it is rightly said.

Alcohol was created so we could unwind.

but do you pray over it?

quotee author=immortalcrown]The intake of alcohol is not a sin. Therefore, God will answer the prayer if it is rightly said.[/quote]

@OP, you got a humorous mind. You really made me laugh. Well, i think god or whatever always blesses my foamy ,sparkling glass of Gulder especially when ' it runneth over'!

Questions worth asking.

Yes he will.

Lol, how many prayer do God answer in the real sense? very little. Because we either are not praying right or we are not in the position to pray.

How many prayers do you hear people repeat for months without ans?

Lol. That's a funny and serious question.

In christianity, drinking may or may not be a sin. The jury is still out on that. If it is a sin, the punishment for it is not death.

When we pray before eating or drinking, we usually pray that any poison put in the food or drink will not harm us. We expect the poison to be lethal.

If drinking is a sin, and the punishment is not death, then asking God to neutralize any lethal poison in your drink is a meritorious prayer that should be granted.

This is because refusing to save you from certain death as a result of a lethal poison put in your drink is the same as letting you die for drinking. Whereas the punishment for drinking is not death.

If God allowed every harm to come to us because we were sinful, all of us would be dead yesterday, despite all our prayers. Instead, we see God preserving us and granting our prayers. Even adulterers and homosexuals have their prayers granted.

I don't command God, but he should grant a prayer uttered before unknowingly consuming a lethal poison. It is in the realm of juju that protection is broken because you did this or that.

So don't shy away from that bottle.

(Not a christian, but I give legal advice. This is my interpretation of biblical laws)

Cheers.

Well said.

finofaya: Lol. That's a funny and serious question.

In christianity, drinking may or may not be a sin. The jury is still out on that. If it is a sin, the punishment for it is not death.

When we pray before eating or drinking, we usually pray that any poison put in the food or drink will not harm us. We expect the poison to be lethal.

If drinking is a sin, and the punishment is not death, then asking God to neutralize any lethal poison in your drink is a meritorious prayer that should be granted.

This is because refusing to save you from certain death as a result of a lethal poison put in your drink is the same as letting you die for drinking. Whereas the punishment for drinking is not death.

If God allowed every harm to come to us because we were sinful, all of us would be dead yesterday, despite all our prayers. Instead, we see God preserving us and granting our prayers. Even adulterers and homosexuals have their prayers granted.

I don't command God, but he should grant a prayer uttered before unknowingly consuming a lethal poison. It is in the realm of juju that protection is broken because you did this or that.

So don't shy away from that bottle.

(Not a christian, but I give legal advice. This is my interpretation of biblical laws)

Cheers.

I Don't a person who is going To follow satan will Pray to God with heart.....