Source: Evangelical Outpost (filed under ‘Religion’)
Comments: Joe Carter takes on the position of Ingrid (of the “Holier-Than-Thou Slice of Laodicea”) on the proper dress for church.
Memorable Quotes:
It’s always amusing when people take their preferred cultural norms and translate that into, “Thus saith the Lord.” I don’t know Ingrid but from the photo on her website, she doesn’t appear to dress like an Amish milkmaid. So I can imagine that any 16th century Puritan who saw the way she dresses would chastise her just as harshly for clothing herself “like a harlot.” Of course she would defend herself by telling the dour Puritan that she shouldn’t be judged by his time bound, anachronistic standard of appropriate attire. She would claim that she should be bound by the norms of her own culture, which just happens to be the secular, pagan ideal of “appropriateness” for white, middle-class women. [emphasis his]
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