GhostWriter16
Deity
How on earth do we know they were drunk? I actually mentioned the wedding in Cana in this thread, but I have no idea how you'd know they were already drunk. And even if they were (SOME may well have been) that doesn't make it OK. Jesus' point wasn't really to make a point about drinking, but to keep the feast going on. That said, if drinking the wine were wrong no matter the circumsances (Remember, it was strong wine, so this seems to be CH's view although he hasn't outright said it) Jesus would never have done it. Almost like a Catholic giving someone contraception VS a Protestant doing so, in the Protestant's case, the person getting the contraception COULD use it in a wrong way, but most Protestants would say if they did so in marriage, its morally OK, so the Protestant is not NECESSARILY helping the other person sin. On the other hand, if you're an orthodox Catholic, contraception is ALWAYS banned, so giving someone contraception COULD NOT be OK. In a similar manner, if Jesus believed drunkenness, but not drinking wine, was wrong, he still could have made the wine, even though it COULD cause drunkenness, but if drinking non-watered down wine was wrong period, Jesus would never have made it.