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The account is still active (You can tell by rep power) but they were active today (Last Activity: 17th January 2012)Well it looks like XSpiritualX removed her picture and deleted everything on her profile. Is she even a member now? >.<
On a side note I talked to my new pastor and he said two things abot "showing clevage".
I don't think Looking is an issue, leering on the other hand.1. If clevage is showing, by default people will notice. Most people do not look on purpose. Its built into us. He said its doesn't excuse a man from looking though, so the man is wrong on that part. But the woman he said is just as sinful for tempting a man. I asked him what if she wasn't meaning to? He said God says we are to dress modestly. So therefor a woman showing clevage is going against Gods rule.
You have to walk around with your eyes open in life, or you're going to end up walking into trouble.
blinders only work when you're being guided at all times.
I don't think that would really apply on this site given how many of the "is doing xyz a sin" threads their are. (some quite silly in actuality)2. He said if someone has to ask the question "Is showing clevage a sin?", then they know they are wrong. The only reason to ask a question about something like that is if your feeling guilty inside about it.
Would that also go for those that don't feel like they should wear berkas?He also pointed out if any woman tries defending her right to show clevage, then she is feeling guilty inside and is lashing out because she doesn't want to accept that the guilt she feels is from God.
He is right. How many times as christians do we ask about something that we know is a sin and yet we should be realizing if you have to ask, then you already know the answer.
unless you don't know the answer.
Is it still a sin to eat shrimp?
Wear mixed fabric clothing?
Work on Saturday / Sunday ?
Ect...
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