Ward 1, I see you are a Christian, as am I. I feel you are in need of some gentle correction. The Bible is clearly against drinking to drunkenness, as the scriptures you mention attest. And erring on the side of caution is not unreasonable. But saying "Jesus turned the water into grape juice" is simply inaccurate as even the context of the passage indicates. It comments on how the best wine is usually served first, and lesser quality wine later, but in this case the best (which Jesus provided) was served last. How does this make sense unless their oinos, like our wine, dulls the senses? It was fermented wine, not grape juice. This was the primary drink they had in Jesus' time, without question. Also, Paul instructs Timothy to drink some wine, not just water, for his stomach in 1 Tim. 5:23. It is OK to drink some wine, but not to drunkenness, and certainly not before driving when lives are on the line. There are no contradictions are in the Bible, only in our understanding of it.