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Exodus 28:42 And thou shalt make them linen breeches to cover their unclothednessDescribing the priestly garments or coverings. Also, are you male or female? |
This is a real study in compare and contrast @ the pictures on the thread. |
How much of the area of the human body would a fig leaf cover?The fig leaves were sewn together, that's like a dress. We don't know for sure if they only covered the bare essentials or the whole body. As per the rest of your questions, nudity is unclothedness, I'm trying to not make the thread too graphic. Thoughts on nudity means what do you think about nudity, it's assumed you already know what nudity is. |
the way people view American like they don't suffer surprise me a lot.It's just amazing. I think Nigerians are more vocal, that's all. They dont endure in silence and fortitude the way other countries do. There's also that thing where Nigerians seem to have opportunities available to them when they go abroad, often we dont realise this might be at the expense of the local populace. |
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Muleriders:Just shut it and stop disturbing people with your whining. |
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I looked up the grower and shower thing after the other poster explained those terms mean something different, I now have an idea it refers to nudity, as the thread title says. |
The shame was what they assigned to the condition of nudity. Nudity in itself was not shameful as shown when they were first created. There was nothing different about the nudity they had before and after the fall, what changed was how they felt about it. That was why God asked them "Who told you you were naked?" And because their unclothedness no longer sufficed, they had to have extra coverings in addition to the previous one ie the lack of shame. They made a new set of laws "good" and "bad", nudity, like most or all of creation, was under bad. Basically I'm saying it was the same thing as before, but now they had a different view. Just theorizing. |
Now when the disciple heard that it was the Lord, he girt his fisher's coat unto him, (for he was naked,)From Paul: In weariness and painfulness, in watchings often, in hunger and thirst, in fastings often, in cold and n.akedness. |
Lonelypacifist6:Who are you referring to and quoting? ![]() |
ok, I looked up some bible references to nudity and overall, unclothedness is definitely negative. It represents shame, in the scriptures. I asked for people's views in order to see if there's any specific deviation from this context, obviously not among (Nigerian) Christians. Genesis 2:25 And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed.So, the first mention of nudity in the bible, did not come with shame. What happened to turn nudity into shame? Was nudity itself the sin? Or Adam and Eve's perception/enlightment that made them classify being naked with sinfulness? I think the knowledge of their disobedience, together with their heightened awareness (of having done wrong), made them link their nudity with their sin. Meaning they began classifying hitherto innocuous things, as sin/sinless. The first set of man made (as opposed to God made) laws after their disobedience. Their judgement was corrupted. |
MuttleyLaff:Their methods are not as random as they appear, that's what they carefully contrive. You're trying too hard. ![]() Just like that assumed, without any checking or without having any example that indicates moniker is feminine? Thats weird.It is. World citizen, I'll say, lol. Never mind. That déjà vu particular and/or stand out line, has confirmed your identity to me. The leopardess never changes its spot, lol. but you surprisingly, compared with old, have become mellow ooo sha. Wow. Anyway, nice to see that after all these years, you're still around. Lots of interlocutors in that long period of time, like water, have passed under the bridge, never to return back to Nairaland.I could be anywhere at anytime, I like to imagine. Neither am I a leopard/ess. @ bolded nlers haven't changed, what changed is my focus. I noticed I can counter their lies and mischief using more than one type of response. Thanks for the compliment. Most people here never really left, they just change ids. |
It means "leave me alone", in case you dont know. And it shows you're bugging the person, they need you to stop doing that. |
When someone tells you "stay off my mentions", why do you consider that impossible for you to do? |
Lonelypacifist6:Stay off my mentions, thanks. |
meobizy:I thought I told you to buzz off? |
MuttleyLaff:Both Give two or three examples of the impressionCant say for sure, I just assumed. Curiosity got the better of me. So were you ever before in Australia or New Zealand?I reside everywhere. Also, I dont answer questions on a personal level, unless I know who I'm talking to and the place. |
Thank you for listing where the checkpoints are. |
stupidity:Just helping you out. |
https://www.nairaland.com/143637/women-worst-drivers-nigeria https://www.nairaland.com/3036286/how-come-women-terrible-drivers https://www.nairaland.com/2266229/nigerian-women-bad-drivers https://www.nairaland.com/1214360/why-nigerian-women-drive-sluggishly https://www.nairaland.com/3662601/women-men-make-best-drivers https://www.nairaland.com/3005236/why-nigerian-female-drivers-wicked https://www.nairaland.com/372812/makes-worse-drivers-men-women |
Just remember that rumors, slanders and ad hominem attacks are carried by haters, spread by fools and accepted, hook line and sinker by idiotsThere's a method to the madness. There is nothing feminine about or in the moniker. What is feminine in the MuttleyLaff moniker make up? What aspects of my posts, specifically are feminine?Just an impression. PS: If the same person I think you are, then you used to be in Australia or New Zealand, a couple of years ago, right? Are you still in any of those region?Why do you ask? |
Not again. |
I was not told anything about you, as you're aware. I guess you want me to say I either discuss or dont discuss with nlers privately, as many of you do. I simply assumed you were female from your moniker and also your posts. |
I actually thought you were female. Anyway, being naked in private is another topic entirely, I think people decide for themselves how much they want to show in private. For many, private/public is the same thing, none in private and none in public. These days when CCTV is everywhere, it's not always a choice for those who are sensitive about nudity, to display the same to known and unknown viewers. Our forefathers were not as squeamish about unclothedness, true, it was a common sight for older Nigerian women to go around topless both publicly and privately. |
Your view is quite ok since it's what the topic asked. The female I meant was the lady who was recently rescued from the streets and featured extensively on nairaland although we dont know her background story yet. Usually, people walking the streets naked in Nigeria, are ignored and assumed to be mentally ill. |
@kimco See my previous post. |
Let me clarify further. As a Nigerian, Christian African , I know of some views about nudity in Nigeria. As I already mentioned, African traditional religion encourages nudity and doesnt always attach a negative connotation to it. Another Nigerian view of nudity is the mentally unbalanced people who wander the streets nude, this is a common sight in many parts of the country and people just pretend they are not in fact n.aked, ie they ignore them.(The recent instance of a female is something of an exception perhaps) But nudity is mostly seen as sinful by the majority of Nigerians. There is a deep shame attached to unclothedness. |
kimco:Anything you consider nudity. |
MuttleyLaff:Hm, ok. |
kimco:Nudity outside the private setting. |
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