Your judgment is from the pit of Hell. We are strictly prohibited from this behavior by our Lord God.
Are Glamour Models Immoral?
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Your judgment is from the pit of Hell. We are strictly prohibited from this behavior by our Lord God.
I believe a man can. Those that can't are not yet men....
That's right (Ro 12:2, 2 Co 10:5, Jb 31:1).
There is no such thing as an invitation to rape. That is the excuse all rapists use.
The meat market, Satanist. :idunno: 1 Co 6:9-10
:chuckle: No worries, at least you now know enough to make up your own mind.
Projecting again, I see.
IF you truly wish for me to ignore you, how about practicing what you preach, Dolo?
Simple ... he believes he can claim himself innocent of provoking a response by talking ABOUT us rather than to us.
musterion
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BINGO.
So let's call their job what it is. They're paid, very well, to sell some degree of sexual enticement...lust.
Christ warned that for a man to look upon a woman with lust is the same as actually fornicating with her. God counts it as the same thing so saying "I didn't touch her" when you lusted to touch her is no excuse.
Question(s) for you, PJ:
They're selling lust by selling images of themselves which they know men will lust after. That's the point.
Could that conceivably make what they do an indirect form of prostitution?
Or does it, at least, make them adulteresses and fornicators (indirectly, admittedly) because of the reaction of men they know they're going to entice?
Or, at the very least, are they deliberately setting out wicked snares that (though they'd never think of it this way) will cause many to fall?
Whichever of the above options you choose, are they answerable to God for accepting money to inspire lust?
Or...
Are they purely innocent because "it's just a job"? Are they innocent of whatever happens to the men who lust after them while allowing themselves to be displayed 80% naked on a magazine cover in the checkout aisle, or 9 foot tall Victoria's Secret posters in the mall? Is God 100% fine with what they do?
Greg Jennings
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If that's the case, then I've fornicated in the eyes of God more times than Wilt Chamberlain
That's ... interesting. Anyways, back to the OP. Using the criteria of dressing in such a fashion that certain men might lust, do you see glamour models as immoral?
Greg Jennings
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Lol. I think most men would agree with me if they were honest with themselves.
To the OP, no I do not. They are making a living by modeling clothes. Some of those clothes show a lot of skin. That doesn't make them wicked people, and to suggest that is quite ridiculous imo
Well, that is my take on the situation as well. It is the responsibility of each and every person to not put themselves in situations in which they will feel *lust* IF they are unable to control themselves.
LoneStar
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Right. So even our thoughts are counted. Can you imagine how offensive we appear when even our thoughts are exposed and count against us? And yet we still try to maintain a superiority that we can blame more wrongs on others than ourselves.
"Man's own religion usually descends to the fleshly life to which they themselves practice." ~ Jim Andrews Ro 8:13
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This is an excellent point. I truly believe that what is in a person's mind shows the condition of their heart and character.
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