Devoured by Cannabis

It’s a book not a bag of what it says

I literal thought Cannon Press was selling dimes bags lol. Thank God they are not.

Was great to read; quick, easy reading, like reading some of Doug's blog posts. It was so good and succinct that I have already lent the book to some friends.

Pastor Doug brought out some interesting viewpoints that I hadn't yet though of. He writes in a way that is easy to read and makes you laugh.

This recalibrated my thinking on marijuana, alcohol, coffee, and a host of other things. Pastor Wilson's case is laid out biblically and precisely. It's directed at one substance, but there are worldview matters addressed throughout. Bravo and thank you!

I enjoyed the book of very much. As always, Doug Wilson raises a lot of good points, and does so in an entertaining way that keeps the reader's attention! I can't say I agree with everything in the book ( like "marijuana alters the mind unlike alcohol, tobacco,and nicotine") but I will say it was still an otherwise informative read and it's good that he's bringing awareness to what can happen with marijuana abuse. Even though marijuana is one of the few vices that I have no experience with myself I one of my cousins who used to be addicted told me he had to quit his job and literally lay in bed for two weeks straight to break free of his addiction. Also a co-worker ive known for 10 years at the UPS warehouse has had a number done on him over the years by marijuana. Every day he comes in to work extremely hot headed and aggressively Moody at the beginning of the shift until after break (when hes smoked a joint or 2)then he's a completely different person and very pleasant one to be around. Doug Wilson should write a similar book based on the effects of "adderall" and potential side effects and dangers that come with the use and abuse of it.

Important Book

A small book easy to read and took 3-4 sittings to finish. Exactly what I was looking for. It was kind Providence that a friend referred me the title after learning I was having cannabis discussions with an opposing minded co-worker.
Douglas Wilson has a clear,biblical black and white perspective on important matters like this which in times like this is a huge gift.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I was moving from a state where pot is still illegal, to a state where it is not. I had concerns as a believer and wanted to learn what Wilson had to say on the issue. I wanted to be better prepared to face the conversation within the church, if needed.

With the world relaxing significantly in its view of pot, it's good to hear a biblical perspective on it.