Dear Don,
I didn't say whatever *might*, I said knows is likely. There's a
big difference. It is the reason for putting restrictions on the
clothing women wear at Baha'i events.
Have some restrictions been made? What are you referring to?
Regards,
David
On 8/17/03 11:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't say whatever *might*, I said knows is likely. There's a
big difference. It is the reason for putting restrictions on the
clothing women wear at Baha'i events.
Have some restrictions been made? What are you referring to?
Sure.
Ok let's go for this argument:)
If this is to be held to be true then it's corellary
must also be held true. That any time a man does
something he knows will be arousing to a woman he is
practicing sex outside of marriage. Also, if he makes
it clear that he has no intention of getting serious
It's against my better judgment to comment on this thread, but what the
heck ...
Dear Don,
You wrote:
Any behavior or action by a woman which she knows is
likely to elicit
a sexual response by a man who is not her husband
is, in my opinion,
sexual activity outside marriage and therefore
Dear Don,
Any behavior or action by a woman which she knows is
likely to elicit
a sexual response by a man who is not her husband
is, in my opinion,
sexual activity outside marriage and therefore
prohibited under Baha'i
law.
I would agree that women should not try to do something that
In a message dated 8/16/03 4:46:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As for the sex outside of marriage thing...
It will never be corrected within the faith or any other group
untill men
start getting serious about chastity for themselves. Personnally,
although
I see the merit of male chasity
On 8/17/03 01:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope you're joking; by that definition we'd have to dress in
chadors just
to go grocery shopping! Oh wait... in some societies we do...
--Sekhmet
Well, if that's the only alternative you can think of, I guess that's
the only choice you
In a message dated 8/16/03 9:36:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Isn't there something in the Writings about that? ;-)
And if he met the fairest and most comely of women, he would not feel
his heart seduced by the least shadow of desire for her beauty. Such an one,
indeed, is the creation of
