Should women wear their hair up? - Page 5

RandyWayne · #41 07-04-2009, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by U376977

She is a Church of God spy trying to look like one of us. A Jezabel witch trying to steal one of our holy Apostolic boys!!! LOL.

Do I see a "Blazing Saddles" scene in the works?

berkeley · #42 07-04-2009, 10:53 PM

why should married women wear their hair up? hair is a covering.... what is covered if it's in a holy bun?

Falla39 · #43 07-04-2009, 11:07 PM

I have said all that I am going to say about the subject. I am many miles/years
further up the road of life than most on this forum. I can't expect most to under-
stand where I am coming from. So I shall save my words for those perhaps who
have a seeing eye and an hearing ear.

Blessings,

Falla39

Hoovie · #44 07-04-2009, 11:13 PM

Personally I don't think it matters. Yet if one has gray hair it seems more appropriate putting it up.

Truthseeker · #45 07-05-2009, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Falla39

I have said all that I am going to say about the subject. I am many miles/years
further up the road of life than most on this forum. I can't expect most to under-
stand where I am coming from. So I shall save my words for those perhaps who
have a seeing eye and an hearing ear.

Blessings,

Falla39

So those who don't agree with hair being up in a bun do not have seeing eyes and hearing ears???

Ever notice some hair up dos make a women hair appear short like a man?

soldoutochrist · #46 07-05-2009, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Truthseeker

So those who don't agree with hair being up in a bun do not have seeing eyes and hearing ears???

Ever notice some hair up dos make a women hair appear short like a man?

I've been reading this thread on and off, and I have to say that I just can't believe how arbitrary we get as Christians. I know that this is a forum for discussion, but the fact that we nitpick hairstyles just blows my mind sometimes. There's so much more to life and the Christian walk than whether someone chooses to pin their hair up. Just my two cents, as always.

And not responding to this post, just responding in general.

RandyWayne · #47 07-05-2009, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by soldoutochrist

I've been reading this thread on and off, and I have to say that I just can't believe how arbitrary we get as Christians. I know that this is a forum for discussion, but the fact that we nitpick hairstyles just blows my mind sometimes. There's so much more to life and the Christian walk than whether someone chooses to pin their hair up. Just my two cents, as always.

And not responding to this post, just responding in general.

The nitpicking can get pretty incredible, but as far as having "nothing better to do" I am ALSO playing Mafia Wars on Facebook on another browser tab as well as doing some image editing with Photoshop. And even occasionally helping my wife hold one of the dogs down so she can cut some mats out of his hair.
(I know YOU didn't make that argument, but it is a common one.)

U376977 · #48 07-05-2009, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Bryan

why should married women wear their hair up? hair is a covering.... what is covered if it's in a holy bun?

I think I just got the revelation of this whole thing! I cant believe no one else got this. Wow. Amazing. Wonderful. Awesome.

It is part of the holy-magic-hair revelation.

All agree, If she is married, it should go up. She should not be using her holy magic hair to seduce the angels to overpower the boys into fornication!

If she is not married then it should be worn down so that even the ugly women will have power with the angels to get the best looking husbands. And why not go get the best in town, even if they are church of God or AG, especially if they play an instrument, let the Holy Hair work to get the guys into the APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF THE HOLY HAIR.

LOL!

Falla39 · #49 07-05-2009, 07:45 AM

Quoted by Falla39:
After I married and especially after I began to have my children, I started wearing my
hair up. Not because anyone told me I SHOULD. With small children underfoot, I person-
ally felt it would be a "worry or nuience" to have my hair "in my face, etc." This is not
in anyway, to speak against a woman that feels otherwise. This is MY personal story,
fifty yrs, after the fact.

Falla39 · #50 07-05-2009, 09:12 AM

I feel to add this point. Take some of the subjects discussed on this forum,
up with someone after you have three generations of your family.. I say someone be-
cause I possibly won't be around.

When I was a "kid", I thought my grandmother and her son, my late father, was so old
"foggey". Amazing after three generations, how much I understand their words. I thank
God for those who loved me enough to stand in the "gap" until I got in.

Hugs,

Falla39