… is that throughout American history drugs have factored significantly … religious community.
There is, perhaps, a tendency to focus on the role that drugs play in eliciting personal religious …

… Natural religion typically holds that everyone can have … for religious drug use to act as
defiant rebellion from religious … Fuller's historical chapters start with Native American religious …

… these drugs in these settings. Each chapter-length case study develops a discrete illustration
of Fuller's thesis that drugs … central focus is ecstatic religion or druginduced religiosity. Fuller …

… Minimally, I would like to begin with a touch of rationality in our absurd drug laws, which …
I was surprised to hear him say, “Legalize drugs.” And he’s very Republican—conservative …

… as if the drugs have light to throw on the history of religion, … that if drug and non-drug
religious experiences cannot be … guishes them and renders the drug experience profane, I wish …

… This essay examines the attitudes of US Christians toward illicit drugs. It traces an ideological
history. Classical Christianity espoused temperance rather than abstinence for alcohol. …

… religious. This Article examines the available evidence that psychedelic drugs do induce
religious … conclusions might promote rational consideration of legal issues surrounding drugs. …

… drugs” in the United States. This chapter will detail the events leading to litigation between
the US federal government and the religious … We start with a brief history of religious freedom …

… the topic of drugs, like sex and religion, has become difficult to discuss in an objective,
rational manner. And as with sex and religion, there is plenty of hypocrisy. The first “drug czar," …

… as fly agaric, has been at the center of religious rituals in Central Asia for at least 4000 years.
… Amanita muscaria had a religious significance in ancient India, and travelers recorded its …