Religious Freedom For Cannabis
We, the Undersigned, do affirm and support the right of Rastafarians and other cantheists to partake of their chosen sacrament, cannabis, within a religious or spiritual context. We define and understand the term cantheist as those religious and/or spiritual persons or groups that use cannabis, also known as marijuana, as a sacrament in order to become closer in their being and in their understanding of God as they define that being in accord with their beliefs.
Furthermore, we believe the federal and state governments of the United States and also, the governments of other nations, should end their persecution of persons and groups who partake of cannabis within a religious or spiritual context immediately.
May all beings be free to believe as they will and to participate in their chosen belief systems as they find proper and good to do so.
We, the Undersigned, do affirm and support the right of Rastafarians and other cantheists to partake of their chosen sacrament, cannabis, within a religious or spiritual context. We define and understand the term cantheist as those religious and/or spiritual persons or groups that use cannabis, also known as marijuana, as a sacrament in order to become closer in their being and in their understanding of God as they define that being in accord with their beliefs.
Furthermore, we believe the federal and state governments of the United States and also, the governments of other nations, should end their persecution of persons and groups who partake of cannabis within a religious or spiritual context immediately.
May all beings be free to believe as they will and to participate in their chosen belief systems as they find proper and good to do so.
