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Originally Posted by Aquila
You have Bible for the three Hebrews refusing the Babylonian meat. You have Bible for the three Hebrews refusing to bow to an idol. They were issued Babylonian names, do you have Bible illustrating that they refused these names? Do you have Bible illustrating that they refused Babylonian clothing? Or... are you taking a leap of logic and arguing from silence based merely on their refusal of meat and idolatry?
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What you fail to understand is that where the pants came from is not the issue. The fact is they wore them. You have tried, foolishly, to argue they were "assimilated" into Babylonian culture. THAT is a leap of faith! There is as much evidence of that as there is for godly women wearing pants!
The Jews were threatened by Haman and saved by a Esther. The Jews were threatened because they maintained their identity. The Hebrew young men were thrown into the fiery furnace for maintaining their Jewish Identity. In this identity, it was okay for a man to wear pants.
I guess I will try to type slower next time...