Burning Shiva: The Prohibition of Kaneh-Bosm

In part 7 of this 8 part series on the Biblical references to cannabis, ", Chris discusses the final days of cannabis in the Old Testament narrative, and how the herb eventually became prohibited, as its use became associated with pagan worship.
Sex, Drugs, Violence and the Bible
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