Coloring of hair?
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steve-in-kville
Re: Coloring of hair?
I worked with a guy that was gray by age 30. He tried to hide it by always wearing a ballcap.
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Josh
Re: Coloring of hair?
That might result in people suspecting something else going on with his hair, or lack thereof.steve-in-kville wrote:I worked with a guy that was gray by age 30. He tried to hide it by always wearing a ballcap.
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Ken
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Re: Coloring of hair?
But if he is deliberately concealing his hair color (or lack thereof), is that lying??Josh wrote:That might result in people suspecting something else going on with his hair, or lack thereof.steve-in-kville wrote:I worked with a guy that was gray by age 30. He tried to hide it by always wearing a ballcap.
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A fool can throw out more questions than a wise man can answer. -RZehr
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Josh
Re: Coloring of hair?
Well, he'd better take that hat off when he goes to worship, pray, or prophesy.Ken wrote:But if he is deliberately concealing his hair color (or lack thereof), is that lying??Josh wrote:That might result in people suspecting something else going on with his hair, or lack thereof.steve-in-kville wrote:I worked with a guy that was gray by age 30. He tried to hide it by always wearing a ballcap.
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JoshScott
Re: Coloring of hair?
Well, since no one has mentioned 1 Tim. 2:9-10 or 1 Pet. 3:3 yet....
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RZehr
Re: Coloring of hair?
I wouldn’t keep a girl like that from dying her hair. I’d compare that with a girl who lost her hair permanently. This girl got a wig.SJS wrote:There was a lady that used to attend our church, she had gotten gray at the age of 12 and dyed her hair up until she got married in her late 20's. I thought that was understandable that for a girl at that age to not want to have gray hair.
Or a girl with a obvious scar using makeup to make it less noticeable.
These things are not born out of vanity but a desire for modesty.
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Soloist
Re: Coloring of hair?
I think your version of modesty is a bit different then my own.RZehr wrote:I wouldn’t keep a girl like that from dying her hair. I’d compare that with a girl who lost her hair permanently. This girl got a wig.SJS wrote:There was a lady that used to attend our church, she had gotten gray at the age of 12 and dyed her hair up until she got married in her late 20's. I thought that was understandable that for a girl at that age to not want to have gray hair.
Or a girl with a obvious scar using makeup to make it less noticeable.
These things are not born out of vanity but a desire for modesty.
The girl with a missing tooth getting an implant, a woman who is to big up top getting a reduction, tummy tuck, whitening teeth, braces to correct cosmetic things. Do these things differ much from using makeup for a scar or dying hair? (I'm not making a claim that the girl shouldn't have dyed her hair)
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RZehr
Re: Coloring of hair?
Well, I wouldn’t necessarily promote it, but I think I’d set aside my Judgeometer on a 12 year old girl and engage my Pityometer.
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Soloist
Re: Coloring of hair?
Oh, you misunderstood me. My judgeometer was set on maximum for you. The girl needed ice cream.RZehr wrote:Well, I wouldn’t necessarily promote it, but I think I’d set aside my Judgeometer on a 12 year old girl and engage my Pityometer.
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