B
BobObob
Guest
I think it is good to keep in perspective the fact that not only modesty changes in various ages and in various cultures, but also generally the areas of the body that are typically socially acceptable to expose in a given culture is usually “de-sexualized”. For example, in some places in Africa it is normal for women to be topless in public. In those cultures, doing so would not incite lust in the local men, because that part of the body isn’t sexualized, but it likely would for a visitor from America.I think you should read further along, see definition of a “Swim suit” I don’t use the word bikini, it’s not really a word that used in adult conversation, once again, when I say swim suit the reference is “Sports illustrated Swimsuit edition swimsuit” Victoria’s secret “Swim suit”.
Would you see the mother of our savior in this type of swimming attire? As a male, I can say that the attire those women ages 18-25 have taken on these day’s is overtly sexual.
Society badgers men about what “pigs” they are, what about what women are, rather than your own opinion why not look of that what our lord had to say? If men are “pigs” what are the women that lead them to be that way? Sin must come into this world but woe to those who the occasion comes through.
Google Swimsuit without filter and look at the images, that is what society defines as a swimsuit.
It seems to me that the type of swimsuit wearing you are referring to is immoral because it is intended to arouse others. A woman who is wearing a scanty swimsuit for the purpose of arousing other men would be sinning, while women walking nude in an African culture where nudity is acceptable wouldn’t.
Regarding what we would imagine Mary wearing is subjective. Personally, being from America where nudity is rarely socially acceptable, I would have a hard time imagining that she would wear anything less than she is depicted as wearing. On the other hand, I’m sure she would do whatever is appropriate for the situation.
