Church of Champions and Christian Tabernacle

[Theophil]

Originally Posted by kute1

@ Theo
Well if I am misinformed I trust that God will open my understanding and get me into heaven anyway! Peace. Have a goodnight!

Good night kutey. Do come back real soon. Blessings...

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

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Last I heard he was even still an ardent three stepper. But I guess in the grand scheme of things some would contend that is a recent fad or religious fashion.

You know me so well.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by kute1

saying shut up is very mean! ok you want scripture here it is...and don't try to rationalize why it means something else. either state your scritpure or leave it alone.
1 Cor. 11.

Acts 15:19-20.

Now, please show us just where in 1 Corinthians 11, it says a woman "should not cut her hair." It does appear to be saying that a woman should have "long hair." However, the word "long" here (Greek = κομάω or komaō) does NOT preclude trimming or cutting. There is nothing here that says anything about "cut" or "uncut" except the statement that it is a shame for a woman to "be shorn" or have her head shaved.

Mandating uncut hair on women is perhaps the weakest of the newer doctrines that have come out of the Oneness Pentecostal movement. And, FWIW my own wife does not cut her hair and has never had it cut since she was a very small child. The "uncut hair" thing didn't arrive in her parent's part of the UPC until the mid 1960s.

[kute1]

Originally Posted by pelathais

Acts 15:19-20.

Now, please show us just where in 1 Corinthians 11, it says a woman "should not cut her hair." It does appear to be saying that a woman should have "long hair." However, the word "long" here (Greek = κομάω or komaō) does NOT preclude trimming or cutting. There is nothing here that says anything about "cut" or "uncut" except the statement that it is a shame for a woman to "be shorn" or have her head shaved.

Mandating uncut hair on women is perhaps the weakest of the newer doctrines that have come out of the Oneness Pentecostal movement. And, FWIW my own wife does not cut her hair and has never had it cut since she was a very small child. The "uncut hair" thing didn't arrive in her parent's part of the UPC until the mid 1960s.

Ok so there you go. You finally said your peace. I have said mine and will say no more. Have a goodnight.