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@Deborah_ As someone said, We may be the only Gospel that ppl even read...

@Deborah_ Needs to be Biblically sound, right? but the idea that it can supposedly be made to measure by some 'evangelist' saying when you got to stand up or raise your hand and repeat words and sign a so called decision card is frankly mechanistic and even dangerous, because it seems to replace...

@Deborah_ Thanks. bc = abbreviation for birth control. Anyway this is one reason I guess a lot of ppl would find condoms far less problematic.

Sticking to the activities of Acts 2.42 is safest...

@Rita, Well, yes, I'm sure there is truth to what you say, indeed. And as a mother you of course wanted the best for them all...

@Rita: I guess it would be unpleasant if ppl "moralized' against you because of coffee and tea 'addiction' which may exist at some level. So really I would say that they should also quit "moralizing" against ppl who at some level may have at addictive relationship to nicotine. (It can be just as...

@Rita I suppose a poll like this one can be hard at times to have a definite answer to...

I suppose, @Helen there is a distinction between nicotine as as a perceived, needed stimulant and on the other hand as in occasional social smoking. "Having coffee" also has a strongly social aspect, I guess, not necessarily addictive.

PS: @jshiii In some ways the poll results seem to be both very diverse but also running neck and neck...

@Josho From Arnhem Land and Alice Springs to Yukon.... :rolleyes:

@Josho A number of years ago the American Administration decided - in its neo-colonial way - to put together a plan or blueprint to overthrow the President of Syria. Someone in DC said, Hey, wait a minute; we better ask the British what they think. So someone talked to the Foreign and...

@Deborah_ So I guess what you are saying that without bc it is a very precise science, so to speak. (While many ppl would say that condoms are far less problematic.)

@Josho Well, I see; I hadn't heard that one...

@Josho You mean, daintily in a china cup with a thin handle, held with the thumb and index finger and with the little finger in the air...?

@Josho So is there in Australia also a tradition of hostility to tea because of the perceived "Pommie" syndrome?

@Josho So how do you think the above poll results are coming along right now? :)

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! :) NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

@Josho Well, I'm a tea person... :)

@jshiii Thanks... :) BTW, my medical-related comment above, was made in good faith, but not myself being a medical person you would know better than me if it was in fact a reasonable comment...