Protestantism and Alcoholism: Spiritual and Religious Considerations: Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly: Vol 24, No 1-2

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This article provides an overview of Protestant perspectives on alcohol use and abuse. It discusses the dissimilar views of alcohol consumption among Protestant denominations. While there is a consensus that abuse of alcohol is morally wrong and spiritually debilitating, some denominations have theological positions that any alcohol use is harmful spiritually and psychologically. Some treatment implications of these positions are discussed.

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