While many popular religions are still figuring out their modern day policy on marijuana, some religions have been cannabis friendly all along. But while many popular religions are still figuring out their modern day policy on marijuana, some religions have been cannabis friendly all along. Additionally, 76% is higher than the national average as a whole (60% according to Pew), meaning an atheist is more likely to support recreational and medical cannabis legalization than a non-atheist. However, the Dalai Lama himself, the Buddhist spiritual leader, vocalized his support of medical marijuana. Many religions, including most Christianity sects, still have a long way to go before they have fully embraced marijuana.
While many popular religions are still figuring out their modern day policy on marijuana, some religions have been cannabis friendly all along.
Some people describe marijuana as a spiritual experience. It certainly has the ability to expand the mind and help you relax at the same time, which can allow you to accept all sorts of positive vibrations. Unfortunately, not all religions and religious leaders see it that way.
Many religions, including most Christianity sects, still have a long way to go before they have fully embraced marijuana. Even the “cool” Pope Francis isn’t a supporter of weed yet.
But while many popular religions...
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