Women in pants

And he might have been right due to your use of the verse. Now if you had studied the purpose of the disallowing of the mixing of diverse fibers weakening the garment?

Things have changed in garment making, but the moral aspect of pants on women has not.:tongue3:

 

Is that spiritually speaking?:tongue3:

 

100% polyester more likely:laugh:

 

"researches of modern science have proved that "wool, when combined with linen, increases its power of passing off the electricity from the body. In hot climates, it brings on malignant fevers and exhausts the strength; and when passing off from the body, it meets with the heated air, inflames and excoriates like a blister"" --- Jameison-Faussett-Brown Commentary

 

If people would just eat more fried food, and wear cordouroy, we'd have more Christians "on fire for God."

 

ROFLOL! Now that's funny! Nice try, Sal, but no deal.

Actually, mirrors are used to make the space look larger than it is, and classier. If you'd ever been to a Home Interior party, you'd know this is a strategy used in homes, too.

By the way, the 3-way mirrors in the dressing room are so we can see if we look fat in whatever we are trying on.

 

If you went to a church in Scotland and the men showed up wearing their kilts would that be against Deuteronomy 22:5?

If not why not?

What's good for the goose is good for the gander?

HankD

 

Jerome, just what exactly is the point of this citation?

HankD

 

Um, not true. Women are obsessed with how their backside looks to all who would view. It's a fact of the women in pants life.

Try a little research on "Apple-bottms" and notice their icon.

You can dance all around the issue all you like, but the ideals of fashion refute everything you have said.

 

[personal attack snipped]

 

For someone who is so against women in pants you sure seem to know a lot about the subject. Perhaps you have an unhealthy obsession.

 

I agree, but I work at a police department, out of the public eye, and everybody already thinks I am so different - stick-in-the-mud on dirty jokes and such (my testimony) so I would really be considered some kind of freak if I wore a dress while all the other ladies wear jeans and tee shirts to work in dispatch.

 

I have to disclaimer this message.....I don't frown on the ladies that wear pants to church. I choose not to, based on my own growth and convictions.

But....if you felt it was ok, would you wear a swimsuit to church?

Food for thought.....

 

Yeah, even if you've worked in them for a few days.

I really have absolutely no interest or desire in seeing you or anyone else on the BB without britches, coveralls, a robe, tunic, toga, a dress or something somewhat remotely comparable to cover the nakedness.

Ed

 

Frankly, I'm pretty sure the members of the local Amish group in my area have less impact, in what I would consider a positive manner, than do some female members of my own church who may be wearing a pants-suit or slacks, as a portion of their attire.

I have yet to meet the first individual, in my area, who says they were 'impacted' to listen to a gospel presentation, based on whether some female was wearing a dress or 'pants' from our church. I do know of a few who were positively 'impacted' when some of our church members have showed up, in our area, with food, chain-saws and trucks, including some women in pants, after the recent ice storm and with bringing hot meals to those who were yet without electricity, and the men cleaning up the fallen limbs from trees.

There has also been a positive "impact" when we have put together 'disaster relief teams' that have already made several trips to the Greater new Orleans area and others, after natural disasters, such as Hurricane Katrina.

Likewise, some are positively 'impacted' when some of our members put together the 'backpacks' for a ministry to the students of some of the less advantaged and/or less fortunate families in our local school, which is done on a weekly basis. (BTW, the school gives the names of who may need these, and also passes them out, not just our church members.)

I have yet to hear of the first individual who actually questioned the attire of any on any of these crews.

Ed

 

Perhaps you have just tried to slander my person.

I "know" so much about this subject because it is a "hot-topic" in the IFB realm and needs addressing.

One of my preacher friends has this remark to those preachers who DON'T deal with the subject, "They like it, that's why!"

I wonder, do you "fit" into the catagory of "women in pants likers"?

 

there was no personal attack [snipped]

 

OK, so [personal attack snipped]