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Drupady [299]
3 years ago
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Why did Lyman Beecher believe that alcohol was so dangerous to society?

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Anettt [7]3 years ago
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On 1830, Beecher’s church caught on fire due to whiskey somehow igniting in the basement, so he took the burning as a personal affront considering the sermons he delivered in the church’s sanctuary against the evils of liquor
algol133 years ago
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On 1830 , Beescher’s church caught on fire due to whiskey somehow igniting in the basement,so he took burning as a personal affront considering the sermons he delivered in the church’s sanctuary against the evils of liquor
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