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[seekingagnostic32]

Are Christian women better-looking than non-christian women (such as atheists, agnostics)?

 

[ChristianT]

No, all women are created equal in the image of G-d. Basically, all women are beautiful.

 

[seekingagnostic32]

No, all women are created equal in the image of G-d. Basically, all women are beautiful.

Well maybe, beauty is in the eye of the Beholder.

I'm asking since the few atheist women that I do see, don't tend to be very good looking. I know it sounds like a stereotype, but it is my general experience.

 

[ChristianT]

Considering this is an opinion question, I don't think there's much of a difference. If there's any more beautiful woman who are Christians than atheists/agnostics, then Heaven will be even brighter but seriously, the relationship with God doesn't make anyone prettier* just potentially eternally peaceful.

*neither does the mud and dirt a lot of women put on. I don't say make-up is bad, it's just that it isn't true beauty, it's usually covering an already-pretty face. But women can do whatever they want in that department.

 

[grasping the after wind]

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[seekingagnostic32]

Considering this is an opinion question, I don't think there's much of a difference. If there's any more beautiful woman who are Christians than atheists/agnostics, then Heaven will be even brighter but seriously, the relationship with God doesn't make anyone prettier* just potentially eternally peaceful.

*neither does the mud and dirt a lot of women put on. I don't say make-up is bad, it's just that it isn't true beauty, it's usually covering an already-pretty face. But women can do whatever they want in that department.

The question matters to me since it may influence my decision on whether to be religious or not. If there are more beautiful Christian women, it might be in my best interests to be religious. If not, then maybe not.

I think make-up makes women look better, not worse. Most women look scary without any make-up.

 

[ViaCrucis]

Well I don't foresee this thread surviving too long.

-CryptoLutheran

 

[seekingagnostic32]

Madelaine Murray O'Hare Madeleine Murray Ohare
Mother TheresaIt’s okay if we’re not Mother Theresa | Seeking Pemberley

No doubt a godly spirit is an attractive quality.

I was thinking ones a little younger though, like less than 30...

 

[ChristianT]

Well I don't foresee this thread surviving too long.

-CryptoLutheran

It will survive as long as Mr. Onionhead does speeding on his scooter.

---50-100 posts later---



He hit the pole that mysteriously comes out of nowhere...

 

[grasping the after wind]

No doubt a godly spirit is an attractive quality.

I was thinking ones a little younger though, like less than 30...

Next you'll want them to still be living too. You are awfully demanding.

 

[seekingagnostic32]

That crazy lady from Trading Spouses on Fox a few years ago was scary looking:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOpva_iit-8http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8UPXGun5zI

She reminds me of the woman that almost became my mother-in-law.

 

[ChristianT]

I remember her. She scared me. I can't remember the video but it was spooky.

Regarding make-up being good, sure some women look pretty with it, but some look extra-scary. Especially when they over do it and it looks like they painted their face on.

 

[seekingagnostic32]

I remember her. She scared me. I can't remember the video but it was spooky.

Regarding make-up being good, sure some women look pretty with it, but some look extra-scary. Especially when they over do it and it looks like they painted their face on.

I saw a girl I liked on facebook once without her make-up in one of her photos. Didn't even recognize her. Looked like her uglier, older sister or something.

 

[Whisper of Hope]

The question matters to me since it may influence my decision on whether to be religious or not. If there are more beautiful Christian women, it might be in my best interests to be religious. If not, then maybe not.

I think make-up makes women look better, not worse. Most women look scary without any make-up.

Being religious is not going to help you find salvation, my friend, and neither is the attractiveness of a Christian woman. Salvation is found in Jesus Christ alone (John 14:6). There is no other way to be saved (Acts 4:12) and there is nothing you can do to earn or merit your salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9). Being religious does not automatically mean that you are a genuine Christian. There is vast difference between being religious and being a Christian, my friend. If you would like to discuss this further, please do not hesitate to ask. And I owe you an apology, my friend. I was rude to you yesterday and I am sorry for that. I am asking for your forgiveness. Though I make no excuses for my ill behavior, I do sometimes get rather over zealous and when that happens, my emotions end up dictating my words and actions, which, more often than not, are very unChristlike. So, I humbly apologize to you for being rude and unkind to you yesterday. I hope you will accept my apology. I will, in the future, be on prayerful guard not to let it happen again.

 

[drich0150]

Are Christian women better-looking than non-christian women (such as atheists, agnostics)?

It depends on what one finds attractive.

 

[JGG]

The question matters to me since it may influence my decision on whether to be religious or not. If there are more beautiful Christian women, it might be in my best interests to be religious. If not, then maybe not.

"Do I believe in God in hopes of eternal grace in heaven, or to do well in love by fellow man? No, I mostly do it for the chicks..."

I think it would make an excellent Axe Body Spray commercial.

 

[Faulty]

Are Christian women better-looking than non-christian women (such as atheists, agnostics)?

By definition, since we are all born dead in our sins, all christian women were at one time non-christian, attractive or otherwise.

Being regenerated is a spiritual process, a change on the inside. Physical attractiveness is not a factor either way in being a christian or not.

 

[bling]

Jesus was not this Charismatic handsome Guy (often portrayed), but according to Isaiah was an average looking Jew, very approachable.

 

[razeontherock]

If there are more beautiful Christian women, it might be in my best interests to be religious.

Yes, this is the Gospel you know: deny yourself take up your Cross and follow Jesus, because ... that's where all the hot babes are.

Forgive me my blasphemy, but - seriously dude? We all need to be honest with the Lord about our struggles, and Christianity = getting the Blessing of Abraham. His wife was HOT well into her 60's ... that's a part of the Gospel most of Churchianity refuses to mention. And yet none of the Promises are along these lines; Abraham and Sarah were their own unique individuals. It's much more correct thinking to come to terms with the fact that if you get YOUR Spirituality together, you'll become much more attractive to women. Nothing wrong with that being a motivator, but there's still that "thou shalt have no other Gods before Him" thing. The focus of our lives should be on "things above," not carnality. (This just might be one of the best indicators of maturity, in the Christian sense?)

 

[seekingagnostic32]

By definition, since we are all born dead in our sins, all christian women were at one time non-christian, attractive or otherwise.

Being regenerated is a spiritual process, a change on the inside. Physical attractiveness is not a factor either way in being a christian or not.

So the way a person looks on the outside makes no difference to what they are on the inside?