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Originally Posted by Pergamum  I have wondered about the Greek statues we see in museums. They seem to portray the human form to show its grace. The intent is not to incite lust but to show the symmetry and form of humans. I have never thought of those things as evil.
Also, what about personal training? Could a man help weight train a woman and could he complicate her on her body as she improved it or are all such things sinful - even if such a compliment was of a "way to go" sort, "you've reduced your waist and your shoulders are more toned now..good job." |
I don't know Pergamum, To complicate her on her body sounds like something my wife and I would do.
TO ALL - Y'all are pathetic. Nit picking this to death. You know what modest dress is. Usually when people do not agree with modest dress, or try to haggle over the fine points of modest dress, they have ulterior motives, like their wifes don't agree, they like looking, or a host of other reasons. But I also know the ones on this thread, and how you just love to stir things up. (I won't mention any names Pergamum). Modest dress can take both Modern and Older forms. Personally, I like the older forms. When you see such a LADY, you can't help but think "Now there goes a religious woman who follows the Lord!" When I see most attempts at modest dress done by people who don't agree, I can read the "I'm a Liberal" from across the room.
