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Don Jacob:

Shallow:

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In Toronto where I am women can legally walk topless, but comparing public nudity to a sexist dress code is as stupid as most of your posts.


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I was just pointing out that different societies and different people follow different moral codes, and so it is quite pretentious for you to assume that another place, culture and person should have to live according to the moral code you have chosen for yourself.

It's funny that it is Christians in this post complaining about the way Muslim women dress, when if you look at any picture of Mary you will see she is dressed the same way.  Nuns still dress in such a way.  Also, in the Bible, in both the old and new testament women are told to dress the same way Muslim women dress.  In fact, in one place in the Bible, I think it may have been Paul who said it, he says that if the woman feels the need to pray without her scarf on, then she deserves to have her head shaved as punishment.

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Paul like Moses was a man who couldn't stand above the times he lived in. I really could care less about the rules he or Moses say if they are not consistent with the Gospel and Jesus was in the beginning was the Word of God, with God and God at the same time. That being said, this is not an issue of how women choose to dress or act. This is an issue of how they are allowed to dress an act in society. Freedom of choice so long as it doesn't infringe on the freedom of others is something that every human being is entitled to. I wouldn't want my daughter dressing like a slut or acting like a slut, but I'd feel a lot better about walking in on my daughter fucking three guys at once than I would walking into a hospital room visiting my daughter who is in a coma because some idiot thought it was sinful to dress and act like she was doing and threw stones at her head.

My church does have a covered Mary. My grandmother wore a veil over her head almost everywhere she went, and always at church. That was her choice. If any member of my church ever put their hannds on and attacked any woman for not dressing like my grandmother then I would be the first to stand in their way. And if my church approved of such acts then I'd be the first to never enter it again.

Secondz Away:
this thread makes me think of a stand up show I saw.....the guy said

"Do I believe in Jesus, no but I do think he was a great role model. Mainly because was never quoted as saying blessed are the meek for they shall get laid. Promissing pussy in the after life is just low."

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