In many faiths, over spanning every page of history in every religion, there has been use of Cannabis in many different forms. From Jesuit priests who would use huge Cannabis incents in these frighteningly small caves, and roll a rock in front of the door. It was said that they would feel "the Holy Ghost".
In ancient egypt there are ancient hyroglyphics that dipict scenes of cannabis fields, and of eating cannabis foods. Bonafide Rastafarian practicianers even have the right to carry consume, and preach Cannabis Religious practices, according to the supreme court. So do many others.
In India there are more words for Cannabis than there are words for food, and just as many religious practices, and different sects of Cannabis religion. Recent anthropological studies have suggested that the first cave paintings, and human coniciousness, were of Amanita muscaria, before there were hunters and gatherers. Also in Hindu, buddhist, and Koryak Siberians, all have serious religious conotations.
In fact there are laws that make it legal for children without parental consent to receive wine, or any other intoxicating beverage, at communion, or other religious ceremony in most states without saying how much wine they may drink.
Why isn't this already protected by the consitution? I thought it would be, and it should be. Why are other peoples morals taking away from the pursut of happyness, and our freedom of religion?
