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odysseyfan1 wrote:It's a good idea in theory (remember that episode?) We just stay away from all jewelry.
soo question... no one wears any jewelry? including married people?
Yeah, I was going to say the same thing. Do the married couples in your church not even wear wedding rings? That would be something I've never heard of before.
Wow! What's your guys' Biblical reasoning behind that? I really have never heard of that before. How will anyone know whether your parents are actually married? Whenever I see a couple in public without wedding rings I don't expect them to be married.
Christian A. wrote:Wow! What's your guys' Biblical reasoning behind that? I really have never heard of that before. How will anyone know whether your parents are actually married? Whenever I see a couple in public without wedding rings I don't expect them to be married.
This is a perfectly valid question, but please direct it here so this thread does not go off topic.
I certainly understand their purpose but I always thought purity rings were weird... I mean you shouldn't need a physical item to show your moral views.
When I asked my mom if I could get one, she didn't even know they existed. I explained the ring and what it was for, and my mom said I could get it for my sixteenth birthday. So, I will wear on eventually.
"Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again." ― C.S. Lewis
I wear one. I find that it's not just a good opening to witness when people ask about it, but it is also a very good pervert deterrant where I live.
"To be nobody but yourself in a world that's doing its best to make you somebody else is to fight the hardest battle you are ever going to fight. Never stop fighting." -- E. E. Cummings