Quote Originally Posted by babowc
drinking is fine in the bible, as long as you arent drunk.
How much does it take to be "drunk"??
This logic is a slippery slope.

I have seen published facts such as...
Tests show that after drinking 36oz of beer, there is an average of 13 percent net memory loss.

Trained typists were tested after a drink and their errors increased 40 percent.

Only one ounce of alcohol increases the time required to make a decision by nearly 10 percent; hinders muscular reaction by 17 percent; increases errors due to lack of attention by 35 percent by and 60 percent due to lack of muscular coordination.

Does one need to be puking in the toilet to be considered "drunk"?
I have done my share of drinking, I am quite familiar with it. It only takes a small amount of alchohol for a person to be inebriated to some degree.
So how "drunk" does a person have to be to be considered "drunk"?
Inebriation is just that, whether a little or alot.

why do you think jesus turned water into wine?
Well the question is what kind of "wine" did Jesus make. One that inebriated people or who would have already been so since they consumed all the wine (if it was alcohol) in sight, OR was it simply fresh fruit of the vine, which is in keeping with every Scriptural principle about alcohol.