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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 29 Sep, 2010 11:12 AMThe topics of women�s hair and modesty are both quite common on the message boards, and both are topics that get a lot of passionate responses. What I want to understand is how people think the two are related. |
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DontHitThatMark
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 30 Sep, 2010 08:36 AMI really don't think length of hair has much to do with anything biblical. When Paul talks about it he also says: "15 But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering. 16 But if any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God." I think he was trying to get some kind of symbolic/humility point across to the Corinthians. Maybe the Corinthians had some kind of weird religious ritual where they shaved everybody's heads. Maybe that's where the catholic monks got it from. Jesus was a man. He had long hair. I don't think it matters. We have no such custom. |
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paschen81
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 1 Oct, 2010 12:32 PMGee what a topic. Here I was debating cutting 5 inches or so off my hair... Still debating though. I'm only an inch away from my hair being waist length I don't know if I really want to cut it to the middle of my back again... It'd be easier to French braid but harder to do a 5 strand braid or an tied bun... Oh decisions decisions... |
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SilverFire
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 1 Oct, 2010 03:08 PMI think that we need to resist putting too much pressure on women; the big issues with modesty are pretty obvious, and Pixy's alluded to them already. The reason I say that is not to stir up debate, but rather to make a clear distinction between modesty and fearful covering up. Christianity is NOT Islam. Everyone must guard their own heart and heed the Spirit's leading, of course, but let's not forget the freedom we have in Christ as opposed to the stifling of the law and the asphyxiation of fear. |
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 1 Oct, 2010 07:13 PMGreat point, Silver. There are definitely greater issues at hand... and Mark, I liked the box comment, hehe.... I guess what matters is what we're thinking when we're 'styling' ourselves and the attitudes we have about our, and other people's, appearance. |
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 3 Oct, 2010 11:56 AMI have it short for convenience, but I do agree about the maintenance and cost for trims every month or so. I am having to let it grow for a mission trip in January, so we'll see how I feel after that... |
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Mia3angel
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 5 May, 2011 10:09 PMInteresting..I was familiar with the first two verses but not the last one.. good point.. |
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 26 Oct, 2011 05:22 PMWho cares about any of that? It hard enough to find a godly woman before you even consider her hair. Let's bring the focus back where it belongs, on Jesus. That is who we out to please in our marriage anyway, right? |
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Mia3angel
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A Woman's Hair and Her ModestyPosted : 13 Dec, 2011 06:47 PMRight! :) |
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