Adornment!! - Page 15

Falla39 · #**141** 01-13-2011, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by MomOfADramaQn

I was being a bit sarcastic - because it seems you think finding someone attractive and turning someone on as one and the same.

Not so! What makes it wrong is when an attractive person likes to
use their attractiveness to turn on other men and make the statement that
their husband LIKES them to turn on other men.
That is all I was responding to. I am through with this conversation!

Falla39

Brad Murphy · #**142** 01-13-2011, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Of course, by this quote, one must also preach against flats, tilting your head to one side, and laughing [to show one's pretty teeth].

I knew you would come up with something to think about... and ultimately, that is the goal, to make people think!

AmericanAngel · #**143** 01-13-2011, 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by unitedpraise10

Ok, all Apostolic women wear perfume...correct. All Apostolic men wear cologne...correct.

Question....I'm just curious. I've been pondering on this all day. What is the difference between makeup and perfume/cologne?? Why can't our women wear makeup, but can wear purfume?? Just a thought....

oh my Lord...faceplant....

bypassing all quotes....because, don't u know? If'in you go el'natualllll...you's gonna need some perfume!!!!!!!!!

Truthseeker · #**144** 01-13-2011, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace*

Ya think?

I think men have ego problems, think it's all about them.

Well, women were made for the man!

Truthseeker · #**145** 01-13-2011, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Aquila

Let's assume certain adornment and make-up is intended to make a woman look "sexy". Is that sin?

Yes!

Truthseeker · #**146** 01-13-2011, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Falla39

Is it sin when women who are supposed to know better, try to turn
other men on and like for their husband to like for them to do so. What if
your husband is having other women turning him on. I see red flags in
your post. I certainly do not want other women turning my husband on.

I believe in taking care of oneself and not looking "all frumpy", BUT not for
the intent to turn other men on. If this thinking/reasoning prevails, I suspect
there will be more divorces in the church, and broken homes.
If a person is adorning and making up themselves with the intent to turn the
opposite sex on, I would call it SIN!

If you have daughters, if this is what you are teaching them by example.
Women who think like this are very dangerous in the workplace, and to the
home. JMHO!

Not to offend!

Falla39

One big high five for you!!

Truthseeker · #**147** 01-13-2011, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by rgcraig

Looking attractive to other men doesn't necessarily "turn them on" - even though men are very visual and it doesn't take much to turn them on - - it's not fair to say that an attractively dressed woman turns every man on.

There are some men that are "turned on" by children. If they see your grandchild and are "turned on" is that a sin?

What in the world!

Digging4Truth · #**148** 01-13-2011, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Truthseeker

What in the world!

Good question.

Truthseeker · #**149** 01-13-2011, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by CAD/JPY

Well, in my case, my wife happens to be super good looking. So it is really irrelevant how she dresses, or whether she wears makeup or not... she will turn some heads. That is how God made her.

But I suppose it is her fault if men are turned on? That is sin?

Being naturally attractive is not the same as adorning to intentionally turn someone on.

unitedpraise10 · #**150** 01-13-2011, 08:28 PM

I'll throw this out there. It isn't a sin unless the bible says it is. Does the bible speak against perfume or cologne?? The answer is NOPE!!!!!!!!