since 2008
About xCannabis
xCannabis continues the cannabis activism and independent journalism that began here in 2008: a long-running record of faith, freedom, prohibition, medical marijuana, civil liberty, community media, and the fight to speak plainly about a plant that should never have made peaceful people criminals.
xCannabis has always been more than a website name. It is a record of years spent writing, filming, debating, organizing, challenging prohibition, defending conscience, and preserving a media trail from the early social web into today.
The archive reaches back through legalization campaigns, medical marijuana debates, faith-based cannabis commentary, civil rights concerns, financial and political arguments, community media, forum discussions, videos, posters, and article graphics. Some of it is rough because real activism often is. But the through-line is clear: freedom cannot exist if nature is illegal.
Christian for Cannabis
To be a Christian for Cannabis is to treat faith and liberty as living responsibilities. It means questioning laws that punish peaceful people, defending the sick and vulnerable, respecting conscience, and recognizing that creation is not made criminal simply because governments, industries, or political movements say so.
The ?x? in xCannabis carries that crossroad: Christianity, cannabis, and the courage to stand in public when those words are treated as incompatible. This site keeps that testimony alive without asking permission from the old gatekeepers.
Journalism, Memory, and Witness
Since 2008, xCannabis has documented a changing era: prohibition politics, state legalization efforts, medical access, activist conflicts, religious liberty arguments, online community building, and the social cost of drug-war thinking. The rebuilt site preserves those articles and media as a public archive while continuing the work in a faster, cleaner, static format.
Highlights of the Archive
Freedom cannot exist if nature is illegal.