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Loud-living-dogma
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Okay, I’m all for everyone trying to be respectful and dignified at all times.
Does this mean all men are expected to behave like monks and all women like religious sisters all the time? (unless they are married / discerning marriage with a particular person).
Obviously we can’t actually dress like people in religious orders completely, but should this be a style goal? Something similar to what many post-Vatican II religious sisters wear? Because we are trying to be holy and not wordly?
I’m seriously asking - - in case anyone wonders.
If not, then why not? If we are truly trying to live holy lives of virtue?
Does this mean all men are expected to behave like monks and all women like religious sisters all the time? (unless they are married / discerning marriage with a particular person).
Obviously we can’t actually dress like people in religious orders completely, but should this be a style goal? Something similar to what many post-Vatican II religious sisters wear? Because we are trying to be holy and not wordly?
I’m seriously asking - - in case anyone wonders.
If not, then why not? If we are truly trying to live holy lives of virtue?
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