Drugs damage relationship with God
Drug use damages a person's relationship with God.
Peter Cohen, Testimony before the Canadian Senate’s Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, 28 May 2001.

‘The Reformation[’s]..new ideology was that people had an individual relationship to God. They were now able to seek salvation for themselves, rather than through the church
’  Within the Protestant tradition, force like sexuality, alcohol and drugs came to be seen as powers that threatened this autonomy and damaged the relationship with God.
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