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JoyofLord
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oh my gosh that is the funniest thing I have ever heard of so funny I can't stop laughing thank u 
Ok. here I have to confess something. Years ago, years before my husband and I had children (our oldest is 18) we went to a Naturist Camp. I had a co worker who owned a space there for his RV. We went with him and his wife several times. It was actually quite nice, had a restaurant and bar with a dance floor, a huge pool, hot tub, picnic areas, beach area, you name it. You could live there year round, seasonally, weekends only or visit as you wanted. We liked it.
I wouldn't go now, this was long before I came to Christ, but we had some lovely weekends. The only thing "weird" about it was the lack of clothing, and you get used to that very quickly. The people were very nice. We met sales people, insurance agents, cops, secretaries, I was a receptionist, teachers, mechanics, etc. I even remember some Christians there talking about the Bible. Wish now I'd listened to what they'd had to say.
As I said I wouldn't go back now but I have nothing but nice memories of the place and the people.
And lets all be a little less judgmental. While it may not be something you would ever consider that doesn't make it weird. That doesn't make the people there weird or evil and God loves them. Let's be grateful that God's Word is being preached, His message is being spread and people are being saved.
One might question the heart of such a church that breaks the law just for ''freedom of religion''. Indecent exposure is illegal and has no part in the church.Totally have to disagree. God is more concerned with our hearts than our outward appearance. Does God really feel slighted if you don't spend extra money buying nicer clothes to wear once a week? Or do you really believe He looks more favorably on those who dress up? I go to church to fellowship and grow. I don't need fancy clothes to do that. To me this is just a show to put on to other people to make you look more impressive and spiritual, but lacks any real substance.
And how does the clothes a person wears to church have anything to do with their commitment to God? That sounds more works based than having any real depth.
You really think the reasons non-believers don't take Christians seriously has anything to do with the way they dress at church? Or could it be something deeper than that? I'm going with something deeper. I've yet to talk to a single non-believer who has ever thought less of Christians that didn't dress up for church.