"Should you show off the skin on your arms? Is this modest? The fact is, sleeveless blouses (“tank tops”) and halter-tops or halter dresses are not necessary. Remember, God sees how you dress. Dress in a way that pleases Him.
What about showing off the skin of your legs? Do you think that God wants you to show off your legs to strangers on the street? Is this modest dressing? Remember, your knees are best used for kneeling in prayer. There is no need to show them off to men. Therefore, keep your dresses and skirts below the knees. Longer is definitely more modest than shorter."
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'The burqa is a sexual scratchcard, isn't it?'
-Frankie Boyle
In an episode of "Galaxy Angel", Ranpha Franboise wore a burqa:
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And she still looked hot (that, and her being voiced by Yukari 'Nanoha' Tamura helps too!).
"Dress in a way that pleases Him."
The late, great Bettie Page was a Christian. Even at the height of her photo modelling career.
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So God has a thing for lingerie, stockings & high heels eh, Modest Christian? To say nothing of bondage, or even beaver.
Just so's we know...!
'Being in the nude isn`t a disgrace unless you`re being promiscuous about it. After all, when God created Adam and Eve, they were stark naked. And in the Garden of Eden, God was probably naked as a jaybird too!'
-Bettie Page
(Oh, ye gods. Bettie in those lethal heels... she was - and still is - the Goddess of Fetish! :9 )
@Jamaican Castle
"@Moose: yes, but even the Son of God wears his dress below the knee. (Thankfully. Can you imagine Jesus Leg Hair? o.O)"
Well, he could always shave/wax his legs. Professional cylists like Lance Armstrong (my role model & fellow Atheist) does so as a matter of routine; being a cyclist, hairless legs are a practical solution to the painfulness of removing dressings after a crash (and some crashes in, say, the Tour De France or Giro D'Italia can resemble scenes in "Saw" or "Hostel"!). And it never did footballer David Beckham any harm (if anything, it promoted & enhanced his 'Metrosexual' image) when he wore that sarong.