Malaysia Sun
MalaysiaSun.com Saturday 11th February 2012 Issue 10/042
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    Imbibing and the Bible (RedNova)
    Source: us.rd.yahoo.com
    Thursday 20th July, 2006  

    By Favazza, Armando While the Good Book certainly does not advocate alcoholism, an awful lot of drinking was taking place during biblical times.

    Of course, the same can be said today. Wine was an ever... ...

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