 Judy's "Questionable Amusements and Worthy Substitutes", a book featuring anti-smoking dialogue which was published in 1904 by the Western Methodist Book of Concern.Though there is no official canonical prohibition regarding the use of tobacco, the more traditional among the Eastern Orthodox Churches forbid their clergy or monastics to smoke, and the laity are strongly encouraged to give up this habit, if they are subject to it.One who smokes is considered to be polluting the "Temple of the Holy Spirit" (i.e., the body), which has been sanctified by the reception of the Sacred Mysteries (Sacraments).