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To: twinzmommy
So what's it like to walk through life of shades of gray?

Moral Relativism strikes again. Man keeps changing the standards: what was wrong yesterday is ok today. Pretty unstable fondation there, don't you think?

I'll still with God's standards myself. Thankfully, they don't change.

94 posted on 12/04/2004 6:22:11 AM PST by Ladysmith (Wisconsin Hunter Shootings: If you want on/off the WI Hunters ping list, please let me know.)
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To: Ladysmith

Hehehe ironically -- I'm usually very very black and white about things. It's been one of the biggest struggles in my life to see things in shades of gray.

I still maintain tho that a church is just a building. These women are trying to bring attention to a cause. It's not like they are standing up showing it ALL. Is the earth itself not God's house?

*shrugs* I guess I just don't see the big deal. People are beautiful in all their shapes and forms. Cancer is ugly. And the picture honestly made me giggle. Maybe that was their point?

"Man keeps changing the standards: what was wrong yesterday is ok today." Sorry to quote you -- but I have to comment on this. In the time of Jesus -- the average age a child was breastfed until was somewhere in the neighborhood of age 5. So what was right yesterday is wrong today? *ponders* Times change, yes. The standards you are referring to tho, ie breasts being bared -- in much of the rest of the world womens breasts just aren't a big deal. Religious countries or not.

Tell me though, would you have a problem with a new mom breastfeeding her baby during a service?




96 posted on 12/04/2004 6:31:34 AM PST by twinzmommy
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To: Ladysmith

Which of God's standards have these women forsaken?


119 posted on 12/04/2004 9:53:51 AM PST by GummyIII (America's number one energy crisis is Monday morning.)
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