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== Dry churches==

== Dry churches==

In the 1840-1940 era, many Protestant evangelical churches crusaded against alcohol and supported [[Prohibition]]. A few denominations continue their 19th century prohibitions against drinking, such as the [[Seventh Day Adventist Church]]. Mormons follow a law of health known as the [[Word of Wisdom]] which includes abstaining from alcoholic drinks.

In the 1840-1940 era, many Protestant evangelical churches crusaded against alcohol and supported [[Prohibition]]. A few denominations continue their 19th century prohibitions against drinking, such as the [[Seventh Day Adventist Church]]. Mormons follow a law of health known as the [[Word of Wisdom]] which includes abstaining from alcoholic drinks. Many Baptist churches, including Southern Baptist and Independent Fundamentalist Baptist churches also continue to prohibit consumption of alcoholic beverages, and use pasteurized grape juice instead of wine during their communion services.

== Alcohol and Islam ==

== Alcohol and Islam ==