Should Christians oppose drug use?

In this episode, the Laymen discuss whether Christians should oppose recreational drug use. They explore the moral implications of drug use and the concept of the body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. They also touch on the cultural and denominational differences in attitudes towards alcohol and drug use. The conversation highlights the importance of intention and the impact of substances on one's ability to fulfill their purpose as a temple of the Holy Spirit. The conversation explores the relationship between Christianity and government authority, as well as the morality of drug use. The Laymen examine biblical passages that address the role of government and the importance of submitting to governing authorities. The conversation touches on the idea of using political power to enforce Christian morality and the potential dangers of intertwining church and state. The Laymen discuss the prevalence of addiction in society, the impact of drug overdose deaths, and the concept of gateway drugs. They also delve into the question of whether Christians should forgo personal freedom and support the prohibition of drugs for the sake of others.