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I wonder what a man dressing in drag would have looked like back when Deuteronomy was written... Why do you think it offended God so much?Yeah. God doesn't seem to like it. He's got kind of a weak stomach.
Nothing intrinsically wrong with it you understand, just one of his psychological hangups.Deuteronomy 22:5
“A woman must not wear men’s clothes, and a man must not wear women’s clothes. That is disgusting to the Lord your God."
I wonder what a man dressing in drag would have looked like back when Deuteronomy was written... Why do you think it offended God so much?
I hope God has a sense of humor now... Or at least hopefully he is more tolerant of those whose behavior isn't hurting anybody.
There's nothing in the New Testament that addresses cross-dressing.
It's wrong for anyone to wear high heels.
Unhealthy!
Mrs Revolt gave up heels years ago.My Missus can't wear heels anymore.
But a man who lives nearby does wear skirts, high heels etc and looks exactly female. He even has the figure for the clothes. And he can ride a bicycle whilst wearing heels. Amazing.
I have no probs about how anybody dresses, unless you can dig up a pic to shock me? (challenged! )
A lot of them who consider themselves "true Christians," (Evangelicals and Conservatives, mostly) certainly do take it upon themselves as their duty to rebuke/denounce/shame anything and everything that offends their over-sensitive religious feeling.Now the question is, if a person is a true Christian, they believe the Bible to be true, and they believe such things are an Abomination against God, should they feel it is their responsibility to rebuke and correct somebody who's dressing in Drag?
Yeah... I guess I would have to understand why it's evil or wrong before I could begin to correct such a person. I don't see how it's hurting anybody, so I fail to see the need to correct it. I feel sorry for people who feel the need to correct such harmless behaviors because some ancient text convinces them that it's an abomination.A lot of them who consider themselves "true Christians," (Evangelicals and Conservatives, mostly) certainly do take it upon themselves as their duty to rebuke/denounce/shame anything and everything that offends their over-sensitive religious feeling.
Here in Indiana, they just have to be steel toed.So I suppose there are exceptions but not in oregon, its law. Maybe day glow skirts would pass but they would have to cover your knees definitely not high heels unless they were leather and steel toed.
Ha! Only if you are married!!! BTW oregon is hippies with guns. More strip clubs per capita than anywhere else. Why? Because all oregonians hate government, free speech. We don't have a confused government is the moral authority issues that lots of other states have. No our cows can be married or shoe leather it's all good.Here in Indiana, they just have to be steel toed.
But I thought Oregon required a consent form from the cow for leather shoes.
Tom
Ha! Only if you are married!!! BTW oregon is hippies with guns. More strip clubs per capita than anywhere else. Why? Because all oregonians hate government, free speech. We don't have a confused government is the moral authority issues that lots of other states have. No our cows can be married or shoe leather it's all good.
Obviously that's in place as safety gear. Who is going to mug a guy in a skirt and heels that was a former logger with a beard.Yeah, but I heard that they don't let you pump your own gas in Oregon - unless you're wearing a skirt and high heels. They have some weird laws.
I mean, I venerate Jesus, and it's against my religion to proselytize, believe there's only one god, or believe that a human can be God. It's also against my religion to believe that being gay or trans are sinful or to deny someone abortion and birth control.Now the question is, if a person is a true Christian, they believe the Bible to be true, and they believe such things are an Abomination against God, should they feel it is their responsibility to rebuke and correct somebody who's dressing in Drag?
Evangelical Christians should be rebuked and their errors pointed outI mean, I venerate Jesus, and it's against my religion to proselytize, believe there's only one god, or believe that a human can be God. It's also against my religion to believe that being gay or trans are sinful or to deny someone abortion and birth control.
Is it my responsibility to "rebuke" (lmao who even uses that word anymore) evangelical Christians then?