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	|summary=Since the Word of Wisdom teaches us to abstain from alcohol, why did Paul encourage Timothy to drink wine for the stomach?		|summary=Since the Word of Wisdom teaches us to abstain from alcohol, why did Paul encourage Timothy to drink wine for the stomach?
	|sublink1=Question: How does the fact that Jesus drank wine relate to the Word of Wisdom?		|sublink1=Question: How does the fact that Jesus drank wine relate to the Word of Wisdom?
		+	|sublink2=Question: In what way did Joseph Smith implement the Word of Wisdom during his lifetime?
		+	|sublink3=Question: Did Joseph Smith violate the Word of Wisdom by drinking alcohol in Carthage Jail before he was killed?
		+	|sublink4=Question: Did Joseph Smith give some of the brethren money to purchase whiskey in violation of the Word of Wisdom?
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Modern day implementation of the Word of Wisdom

Modern day implementation of the Word of Wisdom

Are we violating the Word of Wisdom if we do not eat meat sparingly?

Summary: Do Latter-day Saints not keep the Word of Wisdom by eating meat "sparingly?"

Cola drinks and caffeine

Summary: Are cola drinks (e.g. Coke, Pepsi, Dr Pepper) and other drinks containing caffeine forbidden to members of the Church?

What are "hot drinks?"

Summary: Why are "hot drinks" forbidden by the Word of Wisdom? Why do members now restrict these instructions to coffee and tea?

Wine and alcoholic beverages

Summary: Since the Word of Wisdom teaches us to abstain from alcohol, why did Paul encourage Timothy to drink wine for the stomach?

Accusations of hypocrisy in Church practices related to the Word of Wisdom

Summary: Some claim that the Church, as a corporate entity, controls business properties that are not consistent with its stated purposes. Examples include claims that the Church owns controlling stock in the Coca-Cola company, stock in tobacco companies and stock in alcohol companies.