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Using Drugs for Spiritual Experiences: What the Bible Says about Artificial Altered States - Seers See
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Are mystical experiences from drugs the same as Spirit-led visions? In this episode of the Seers See Podcast, Doug and Emily tackle the sensitive and timely topic of drugs, spiritual perception, and the Kingdom of God. Together we explore:
Personal stories of spiritual curiosity, sobriety and naïveté about drugs.
The modern drug landscape: marijuana legalization, ayahuasca retreats, “toking the Holy Ghost,” neo-pagan revivals, and why today’s culture is drawn to altered states.
Ancient Near Eastern practices
Evidence of mind-altering drug use in The Hebrew Bible?
New Testament clarity
Theological Reflection: Substances = manipulation, counterfeit, deception. Spirit = God’s initiative, trustworthy, transformative.
Hope for today: If you’ve experimented with drugs for spiritual reasons, there’s freedom in Christ.
Authentic intimacy with God replaces counterfeit highs.
Key takeaway: The Bible acknowledges that substances can alter perception — but warns against them as counterfeit pathways. True revelation and mystical vision come only from the Spirit of God.
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Personal stories of spiritual curiosity, sobriety and naïveté about drugs.
The modern drug landscape: marijuana legalization, ayahuasca retreats, “toking the Holy Ghost,” neo-pagan revivals, and why today’s culture is drawn to altered states.
Ancient Near Eastern practices
Evidence of mind-altering drug use in The Hebrew Bible?
New Testament clarity
Theological Reflection: Substances = manipulation, counterfeit, deception. Spirit = God’s initiative, trustworthy, transformative.
Hope for today: If you’ve experimented with drugs for spiritual reasons, there’s freedom in Christ.
Authentic intimacy with God replaces counterfeit highs.
Key takeaway: The Bible acknowledges that substances can alter perception — but warns against them as counterfeit pathways. True revelation and mystical vision come only from the Spirit of God.
2003 episodes
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Manage episode 511105294 series 1410117
Content provided by Fringe Radio Network. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Fringe Radio Network or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.
Are mystical experiences from drugs the same as Spirit-led visions? In this episode of the Seers See Podcast, Doug and Emily tackle the sensitive and timely topic of drugs, spiritual perception, and the Kingdom of God. Together we explore:
Personal stories of spiritual curiosity, sobriety and naïveté about drugs.
The modern drug landscape: marijuana legalization, ayahuasca retreats, “toking the Holy Ghost,” neo-pagan revivals, and why today’s culture is drawn to altered states.
Ancient Near Eastern practices
Evidence of mind-altering drug use in The Hebrew Bible?
New Testament clarity
Theological Reflection: Substances = manipulation, counterfeit, deception. Spirit = God’s initiative, trustworthy, transformative.
Hope for today: If you’ve experimented with drugs for spiritual reasons, there’s freedom in Christ.
Authentic intimacy with God replaces counterfeit highs.
Key takeaway: The Bible acknowledges that substances can alter perception — but warns against them as counterfeit pathways. True revelation and mystical vision come only from the Spirit of God.
…
continue reading
Personal stories of spiritual curiosity, sobriety and naïveté about drugs.
The modern drug landscape: marijuana legalization, ayahuasca retreats, “toking the Holy Ghost,” neo-pagan revivals, and why today’s culture is drawn to altered states.
Ancient Near Eastern practices
Evidence of mind-altering drug use in The Hebrew Bible?
New Testament clarity
Theological Reflection: Substances = manipulation, counterfeit, deception. Spirit = God’s initiative, trustworthy, transformative.
Hope for today: If you’ve experimented with drugs for spiritual reasons, there’s freedom in Christ.
Authentic intimacy with God replaces counterfeit highs.
Key takeaway: The Bible acknowledges that substances can alter perception — but warns against them as counterfeit pathways. True revelation and mystical vision come only from the Spirit of God.
2003 episodes
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