You may find this interesting:
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2913,subcat-RELIGION.htmlWhat I've been told by friends is that it is all dependent on keeping the body a spiritual temple. Interesting that caffeine is interpreted as not within those bounds now while
Coffee, tea, and alcohol were among the list of provisions that the Church recommended for the westward trek in 1846. (from the link)
>Really? How come so many Mormons don't drink coffee? Is it like Catholics who still won't eat meat on Fridays?
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>>LOL. But technically speaking, there is nothing in Mormon doctine prohibiting caffeine.
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>>>Nah, that has caffeine.
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