If you read someone's posting where he/she thought something was a sin...but it's really not, what would you reply back?
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If you read someone's posting where he/she thought something was a sin...but it's really not, what would you reply back?
It wasn't on CF.
Basically a woman read some book and now believes that she needs to wear dresses for modesty when out in public. For her, wearing pants is a sin because men just might look at her crotch and lust after her.
There's a lot more to it, but that's the short version.
Now, I do believe in dressing modestly. But to say wearing pants is a sin...?
What sort of reply would you give to her knowing she is caught up in this?
Can I be honest about this?
Naw---- I better not be. I'd probably get banned. But I will say something. Certain things are REALLY distracting during worship!
Gee Rad, thats never held you back before![]()
There you go encouraging him to get into trouble!![]()
If she is worried about that then perhaps she should take some fashion tips from Islam and completely cover herself except her eyes. As a sinful but forgiven human male I can assure you there are other parts of a woman that men look at. If she's concerned about one part, then she'd better cover them all.
As to whether wearing pants is a sin, no it isn't. She isn't the one doing the lusting.
NASB Romans 14:13 said:Therefore let us not judge one another anymore, but rather determine this--not to put an obstacle or a stumbling block in a brother's way.
I believe in dressing modestly, but I also don't believe that pants are strictly men's clothing. I can't remember the last time I wore a dress...when was the last time I went to a wedding.....?
latebloomer
That's not the point. Women should be more conscientious of what they wear. And just to tell the guys not to look is like putting $10K on the table and walking away and expecting it to be there when you come back.You could use your hymnal as a veil before thine eyes. Follow the words - not the jiggles.
Peace,
Cos
The bottom line is that men are sexually attracted to women by God's design. Sometimes, what we wear doesn't matter either way.