She might not think it was provocative, but ask any man, he will tell you the opposite. I find it hard to believe a woman in her mid twenties would not know that.<br /><br />While any other time I would enjoy the view, I come to church to have a bit of sanctuary. I enjoy the scriptures and sermons. Is it too much to ask for women to dress appropriately so I dont have to hold my eyes shut the whole time?<br /><br />KenAll people are welcome at a church, irregardless of their appearance. After a person has been in church for a while and if they realize that their clothing (or lack thereof) is a stumbling block to another, they should change their attire.<br /><br />Romans 14:12-13 tells us, "So then, each of us will give an account of himself to God. Therefore, let us no longer criticize one another, but instead decide not to put a stumbling block or pitfall in your brother's way."<br /><br />There are many stumbling blocks. If I turned away somebody from our church for dressing inappropriately, I would surely turn them "off" from attending and become a stumbling block to them. Before I go any further, I consider inappropriately dressed an outfit that is overly provocative, or not "enough" outfit. Fancy clothing is not necessary for church. If so, I would be turned away many times myself. If some lady comes in and is in a thong bikini on the front pew, I would be strongly distracted singing in the choir. They would be a stumbling block to me.<br /><br />It goes both ways. We are told to "flee sexual imorality", not "fight sexual immorality". Why? Because God knows us and knows our weakness to the flesh.
I'm a bit older (30something) than ya, EEboater, but I know exactly what ya mean.. I see the same problem..<br /><br />Ladies.. Ya'll need to get it together, find some self esteem, and especially, Ya'll need to learn how to dress.. Cripe.. I got better lookin greasy shop rags compaired to what some of em' wear.....
Geeez!! Where do you hang out?
