Did Jesus Wear Pants?

[JoeBandy]

Originally Posted by Amanah

God did not invent underwear, women did and starting wearing them right from the beginning of time.

Soooo in the case of women inventing underwear it was ok for humans to design it because her need evolved??? Pants on a woman became most popular during WW2 when all the men were fighting and the women working in the factories to provide weapon, ammunition etc... so this evolution of the females needing something more covering in the stooping, lifting and climbing they had to do is completely wrong?

[Amanah]

Originally Posted by JoeBandy

Soooo in the case of women inventing underwear it was ok for humans to design it because her need evolved??? Pants on a woman became most popular during WW2 when all the men were fighting and the women working in the factories to provide weapon, ammunition etc... so this evolution of the females needing something more covering in the stooping, lifting and climbing they had to do is completely wrong?

Men are supposed to protect women, most women I know would rather be home caring for their families and raising their kids, not in the workforce or factories. My mother worked in a textile factory in Pennsylvania when she was a young girl and it was a hell hole.

When society breaks down everyone suffers, men, women, and children.

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Men are supposed to protect women, most women I know would rather be home caring for their families and raising their kids, not in the workforce or factories. My mother worked in a textile factory in Pennsylvania when she was a young girl and it was a hell hole.

When society breaks down everyone suffers, men, women, and children.

That's exactly right Sis, but when it does we shouldn't just adopt the mindset and custs of the tribulation. Because for many years men haven't al gone off to war and it stayed that way. Now for the world that makes sense, but why should the Church of the Living God just adopt a slave mentality, and call it normal. If no one sees where that's long its purposeless to even have a conversation about dress, that's having the cart a whole acre before the horse!!

[JoeBandy]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Men are supposed to protect women, most women I know would rather be home caring for their families and raising their kids, not in the workforce or factories. My mother worked in a textile factory in Pennsylvania when she was a young girl and it was a hell hole.

When society breaks down everyone suffers, men, women, and children.

That's only your assessment. My mother never worked since marriage. Her sister did and still does she built a multi million dollar insurance agency she loves it! They are both in their 70's. My wife and sister both love to work. SO you are broadbrushing with your statement.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Men are supposed to protect women, most women I know would rather be home caring for their families and raising their kids, not in the workforce or factories. My mother worked in a textile factory in Pennsylvania when she was a young girl and it was a hell hole.

When society breaks down everyone suffers, men, women, and children.

I think many don't realize the social changes that the World Wars brought to our culture. During the wars, when women were on the home front working in factories, the women would go home or out after work and they'd continue to wear their T-shirts and pants. Some felt a degree of equality and pride in their position as they contributed to the effort. This became a part of their identity. As they began to feel more comfortable in pants, and as they began to feel more equal, along with more protection from the weather, the desire for women's pants began to increase in the market. This of course, stimulating more and more designers to look into meeting this need with a product women would purchase.

It wasn't entirely a liberal unisex movement that brought this on. It was a combination of social factors that put women in a place of having to wear pants, which led to more women preferring pants. The designers and producers were just doing what designers and producers do... creating a product to fill a demand for profit. That's, Capitalism.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by JoeBandy

Soooo in the case of women inventing underwear it was ok for humans to design it because her need evolved??? Pants on a woman became most popular during WW2 when all the men were fighting and the women working in the factories to provide weapon, ammunition etc... so this evolution of the females needing something more covering in the stooping, lifting and climbing they had to do is completely wrong?

I would like to add to your post that dresses and skirts were often a work hazard around the machines and equipment involved in factory production. Many shops required ladies to wear pants for their own safety.