gilligan8914
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If one doesn't wear clothes, it doesn't necessarily mean they're naked.
What does naked mean if it is not without clothes?
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If one doesn't wear clothes, it doesn't necessarily mean they're naked.
What do you make of practicing nudists and others who have experience of going nude in company, and who say they and others are less likely, rather than more likely, to sexually objectify a nude person than they are to sexually objectify a clothed person? Are they merely delusional, in your view? Or, do you think they might have some understanding of their own experiences?
Is it your understanding, then, that human dignity depends on being clothed? Specifically, is it conceivable to you that a man or woman could remain dignified while nude in company?
Dude! You should have read the whole page on that site - it says enchanters and users of enchantment = Sorcerers.
LOL - I never said the majority of Gnostics believed that.
I said it was a well know belief - and I gave you a quote - and suggested books on the subject.
Without a towel wrapped around the body.What does naked mean if it is not without clothes?
Ingledsva said:Dude! You should have read the whole page on that site - it says enchanters and users of enchantment = Sorcerers.
Yes, and it is even clear from Strong's that is a very bad translation of the original. You basically pulled some words out of context.
Ingledsva said:LOL - I never said the majority of Gnostics believed that.
I said it was a well know belief - and I gave you a quote - and suggested books on the subject.
Well if you are simply contending that some Gnostics may have held that view then okay. But it is a very unusual viewpoint considering how the rest of the Gnostics viewed Eve and the Serpent.
Stamping your foot on the ground does not make you right (apparently something very important to you). I have been more than willing to change my views but you have done nothing to support your own.
BTW, I did check out Adam, Eve, and the Serpent. I found nothing that confirmed anything you stated. I couldn't even find a reference to the passage from the Gospel of Philip I quoted above. On the contrary everything in that book confirmed what I have been saying all along about Gnostic attitudes towards Eve and the Serpent.
Now you can have the last word which I rather expect will be "No, I'm RIGHT and you are WRONG" with as usual nothing given to back that up.