Conservative Baptist theologian Owen Strachan has a new podcast episode about Should Women Wear Tight Leggings?
"There was a small unit of *men and men* stationed on the island for usually six months at a time."
The anecdote that follows would make more sense if this sentence said "men and women," as I assume was intended.
Fixed it.
You're welcome.
So either put a shirt on or learn to control your sexual urges like everyone else has to.”
Yes thank you. I'd like to se that on a Church bulletin board.
Correct me if I'm wrong, gently, but didn't the Romans consider braided hair a turn on?
Certainly the point was "please stop posing and flaunting your wealth, not everyone can afford maids/ personal hairdressers to do the fancy do's"
Dang, I think I'm more likely to lust after a fancy do, with bling than some young blokes ripped
abs. Happy to be older.
Perhaps this book by Bruce Winters can help us to have a better idea of what Paul meant by dressing modestly:
Roman Wives, Roman Widows: The Appearance of New Women and the Pauline Communities by Bruce W. Winters
"There was a small unit of *men and men* stationed on the island for usually six months at a time."
The anecdote that follows would make more sense if this sentence said "men and women," as I assume was intended.
Fixed it.
You're welcome.
So either put a shirt on or learn to control your sexual urges like everyone else has to.”
Yes thank you. I'd like to se that on a Church bulletin board.
Correct me if I'm wrong, gently, but didn't the Romans consider braided hair a turn on?
Certainly the point was "please stop posing and flaunting your wealth, not everyone can afford maids/ personal hairdressers to do the fancy do's"
Dang, I think I'm more likely to lust after a fancy do, with bling than some young blokes ripped
abs. Happy to be older.
Perhaps this book by Bruce Winters can help us to have a better idea of what Paul meant by dressing modestly:
Roman Wives, Roman Widows: The Appearance of New Women and the Pauline Communities by Bruce W. Winters