> > > >
> > > > On the back, it said:
> > > >
> > > > "Isaiah 55:1: 'All you who are thirsty, come to the water!'"
> > > >
> > > Oh, really. The correct (miss)quote in such situations is:
> > >
> > > "Do not be drinking wine, in which there is is debauchery, but keep getting filled with spirit."
> > > (reference unknown)
> > >
> > > rob "Love the Whiskey, Vodka, Scotch, rum...." bak
> >
> >
> > "Feasts are made for laughter,
> >
> > and wine makes life merry,
> >
> > but money is the answer for everything."
> >
> > Ecclesiastes 10:19
> >
> >
> > Ever get the feeling we could go back and forth on this all day?
> >
> > Just askin.
> > Moush
>
> Not really. Solomon here in chapter 10 is describing the characteristics and behavior of fools.
>
> Mich-context is everything-ael

Actually, he's comparing the behavior of fools and wise/rich men. This verse doesn't seem to hold any particular sarcasm.

Either way, Psalm 104 suggests wine is one of god's gifts.

14 He makes grass grow for the cattle,
and plants for man to cultivate-
bringing forth food from the earth:
15 wine that gladdens the heart of man,
oil to make his face shine,
and bread that sustains his heart.

Like I said, we could probably do this all day, but justifying drinking isn't really my point. My point is that the bible doesn't wholly condemn drinking, nor does anything anywhere leave judgement up to us. There is nothing that will turn me personally away from Christian rhetoric faster than those who spout it and use it to judge, especially those who have no experience whatsoever with what they are judging.

Besides, it's just a T-shirt, d00d! Can you think of a more passive aggressive attention getter?

I'm just sayin.
Moush