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Are Glamour Models Immoral?
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glorydaz
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Yes it is a shame, especially since you will never be able to clear your name with such people. Their minds were made up from the get go, and they will not be moved. Shake the dust off and move on....
Well, maybe that and intent. If you happen to glance at a model on a billboard and notice what she's wearing, or who she's posed with, or the brand name she's shilling for, that's one thing. It's almost incidental. Now if you're reading Vogue or Playboy or something, fine--different animal.
You kind of have to go out of your way to find yourself in a strip joint, and the whole situation there's totally different.
Well, one thing is the same. Anyone reacting to these women violently, are predators and one hundred percent wrong for their actions.
Yes, that should (but doesn't) go without saying. Also, based on my one* venture into a strip club, I'd venture to say "getting violent" with the ladies is an outstanding way of getting yourself hospitalized. Or worse.:chuckle:
* Sorry to disappoint.
“Women in like manner must be grave, not slanderers, temperate, faithful in all things.”
**1 Timothy *3:11 *ASV
http://bible.com/12/1ti.3.11.asv
ClimateSanity
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My apologies for turning this into a thread about me personally.
glorydaz
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There is a big difference between being shocked and offended and pointing out or recognizing immoral behavior. We've all lived in this world the same as you unbelievers have, and we have seen and done the same things you have done at some point in our lives. So we aren't shocked in the least by what you're all saying or by what those in this world do.
What makes us different is that we know God and don't call evil good and good evil. We don't blur the lines between right and wrong. We have a moral code based on the Bible and our God given conscience, and you folks have set yourselves up as your own little gods...the deciders of right and wrong. It's why you always talk among yourselves trying to figure out what is too far....too much thigh...too much cleavage.....strip clubs or magazine. It's all subjective morality instead of TRUTH according to God.
:chuckle: Very true. Not only are the bouncers mean, but a lot of these women can hold their own.
IMO, models and actresses would be more at risk ... and just your everyday Jane, more so.
glorydaz
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You didn't do that, and you don't need to apologize for defending yourself. I've watched the whole thing and know quite well what's been going on.
glorydaz
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I'm quite serious and I'm certainly not slandering you...if that's what you're trying to imply with that verse.
I'll say again.....You don't deserve any grace from me or God or anyone else.
apology noted, I'll tell AB :rapture:
glorydaz
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Yes, 100 percent wrong for THEIR ACTIONS.
And the stripper is 100 percent wrong for her own actions.
This just seems to be an impossible concept for the liberals to grasp.
Each person is responsible for his or her own actions.
Rape does not take away the guilt of stripping.
Ah yes, the old "sum it up with 'liberal' like it actually means something."
The new definition of liberal: anyone who dares disagree with my POV.
musterion
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Sorry to say I've never been offered the opportunity to find out the answer to that question. :sigh:
“Put on therefore, as God’s elect, holy and beloved, a heart of compassion, kindness, lowliness, meekness, longsuffering; forbearing one another, and forgiving each other, if any man have a complaint against any; even as the Lord forgave you, so also do ye: and above all these things put on love, which is the bond of perfectness. And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to the which also ye were called in one body; and be ye thankful.”
**Colossians *3:12-15 *ASV
http://bible.com/12/col.3.12-15.asv
She dares to presume to know who deserves God's grace!
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