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Pat Thielen wrote: Actually, archeological digs are providing proof that the Bible was written extremely close to the timeframe that all these events occurred AND that the New Testament is accurate. So we have time and location verification, witnesses verification. Governmental leader verification. The Bible has far more verifiable facts than many ancient rulers histories have yet no one questions them... Dec 19 06 02:02 am Link I ran across this some years ago. Studied and prayed, and there are still area's that one must answer based on his own understanding. http://www.geocities.com/boydallen/what … urism.html I don't know if it will help you or confuse you. The stand I took, is models need to have figure art in their paper portfolio. So I will take figure art for them under contract, but, it can't be displayed publicly. If the model has what she needs for the customer to see, but, not for the world to see, then it is her choice to show them. It was merely my job, as a service business, to take the photographs that she feels she needs to compete. Thus, I do not judge the model nor do I force my belief's on others. I will openly state my belief's, even when shooting, but, my limits are not open to debate, judgment, or discussion by others. I respect everyones right to their own belief's and expect the same respect in return. If any of us had all the answers ... we would be God. We all shower/bathe everyday. I for one don't shower with my clothes on. So when advertising soap products, in the shower, it would not drive consumers to the store to buy the soap if the model was wearing scuba gear in the shower. *LOL* Out of respect for my daughters and their minister husbands, I simply find what you do with the photo is the issue, not the photograph of the human form. Oh, one of these ministers was a model. Something to think about. That adds to the confusion. He likes some of the figure art, his wife doesn't. I raised his wife ... and probably to strictly. Probably more like a Spiritual Traffic Cop instead of a Christian. With age, we all learn, including learning we could have done better. Dec 19 06 02:02 am Link the blanked out part of the link is what_is_naturalism Dec 19 06 02:04 am Link jeffgreen wrote: But he is mean! It's right there in your bible! And I fully expect a god to be at a certain ethical level, and this one doesn't measure up. Just because he's a god doesn't give him the right to be a sadistic bastard. In theory, me just a mere mortal, shouldn't be able to give ethical direction to a god. But trust me -- I sure have some lessons for this one. Dec 19 06 02:05 am Link Kaitlin Lara wrote: No, I attacked your silly position, not you. Dec 19 06 02:05 am Link Clarence aka Big C wrote: Pat Thielen wrote: Clarence aka Big C wrote: You really need to stop making assumptions and accusations about why I feel the way I do. I'm fully entitled to my beliefs, as you are to yours. I believe in science, and science goes against much of what the Bible says. Finding more religious texts proves god how...? This quote somehow got messed up.. this one is mine. Dec 19 06 02:05 am Link believe me, you wouldn't like me better even if you got to know me- you'd find me to be very stubborn and no matter what type of stuff you try to push on me, just won't work. Just because I don't believe anything that u do doesn't make me a bad person Dec 19 06 02:06 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: Just thinking how erotic some of the images in your folio are. Dec 19 06 02:07 am Link Pat Thielen wrote: Of course it is... yawn... Where? When HIS creation turned their back on Him? When civilization got so bad and wicked? Where? This generic "your religion and God are horrible... yadda yadda yadda" does not work. If you can't cite then your point is moot. Dec 19 06 02:08 am Link jeffgreen wrote: Semantics. Regardless of whether you attacked me or my position, you're not acting like all sweetness and light, so I don't think it's especially polite of you to give someone else shit for being aggressive. Dec 19 06 02:08 am Link jeffgreen wrote: The new testament is accurate how exactly? And where is the proof of not only god, but of Jesus? These digs are simply uncovering more documents which is very cool to be sure, but they certainly do not make any more case for the existence of god. I also suspect that more texts will be discovered in the future as there were quite a few written. And what about the gnostic christians? Why were their teachings left out of the bible and why were they persecuted by the Roman christians...? Dec 19 06 02:10 am Link oh please- none of my work is nude. i was a lingerie model for years and i don't see anything wrong with being sexy- it doesn't mean im for or against nudity or sex. There is no postitions that depict erotic behavior and if you actually look at my photos and see erotic- there is something wrong Dec 19 06 02:10 am Link jeffgreen wrote: I believe he's referring to when God allowed the devil to torture his most loyal follower, who was not wicked and did not turn his back on God. Dec 19 06 02:12 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: No...that's not erotic at all... Dec 19 06 02:14 am Link jeffgreen wrote: Right. Dec 19 06 02:15 am Link jeffgreen wrote: If this god of yours is all-loving and all-compassionate then he wouldn't have caused the flood, destroyed cities, turned people to stone, killed the first born of the Egyptians, etc... An all-loving and all-compassionate being simply wouldn't do this. This god gets jacked-up on violence and death. You've read the bible... but you make all kinds of excuses for this god. Clearly, this god is not all-loving and all-compassionate. As near as I can tell, this is a classic war god and he has billions of people believing otherwise. Look around you -- would an all-loving and all-compassionate god allow people to murder and wage wars in his name? Dec 19 06 02:18 am Link oh please- that was for a lingerie thing on a website not even a site that depicted erotic. to me erotic is either nude to posing provocative- i don't see that as erotic- sorry if u do but i honestly don't Dec 19 06 02:18 am Link -not all nude either btw- Dec 19 06 02:18 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: Er... many people find lingerie to be very sexy. When I was a kid I totally loved the lingerie advertisements. You don't have to be showing anything to be erotic. And what sort of emotion does "being sexy" inspire? Dec 19 06 02:19 am Link Pat Thielen wrote: They have found the site and tomb of Jesus, it's on National Geographic right now..it's a documentary called. Jesus' Tomb (2005), you can probably find it on The National Geographic Channel's website. Or just watch it right now. Dec 19 06 02:19 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: E-rot-ic: Tending to arouse sexual desire. Dec 19 06 02:20 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: Not to worry...I don't find your portfolio to be the least bit erotic. Dec 19 06 02:20 am Link Pat Thielen wrote: i said they're was nothing wrong with being sexy- if there was i would see something wrong with modeling in general. And i said that for me erotic was either a type of nudity or depicting a certain behavior- if u find it to be erotic then by all means continue to do so- makes no never mind to me Dec 19 06 02:21 am Link yes im wearing underwear- they had smiley faces on them and like i said a million times- what i think is erotic is for me to decide- if u find it that way go right ahead- doesn't bother me Dec 19 06 02:23 am Link Melvin Moten Jr wrote: believe me what u think about me is the least of my worries Dec 19 06 02:23 am Link Clarence aka Big C wrote: If I had National Geographic I'd certainly watch it. But this doesn't convince me -- how do they know this particular tomb was his? Was there an angel in it, or a name plate? Sorry about the sarcasm, but they've also done shows where they've found Noah's ark, bigfoot, and all kinds of weird stuff. If ever I can watch the show I certainly will; it does sound interesting. Dec 19 06 02:24 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: Okay, I admit it -- I'm completely confused now. Dec 19 06 02:24 am Link Melvin Moten Jr wrote: You and me both... Dec 19 06 02:25 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: You're obviously worried about what a lot of people think...As evidenced by the fact that you continuously qualify and re-qualify everything you say as well as your portfolio. Dec 19 06 02:26 am Link Pat Thielen wrote: Wrong. They are uncovering sites of where cities used to be. Archeologists have long claimed that certain locations in the New Testament were not correct, therefore it made it hard to see it as an accurate book. These digs have uncovered proof that these cities were where they said they were and were named correctly. Dipping pools found in the Bible have been uncovered. Dec 19 06 02:27 am Link If a shot with one's ass to the camera and an outfit that has nothing to do with lingerie isn't intended to be erotic, then I'm curious what underground callipygian "art" movement the shooter/shootee must think they are catering to... Dec 19 06 02:27 am Link Pat Thielen wrote: Cool. Wow, we finally could agree on somethingw/out arguing. When you watch it, they will explain how they discovered it was his tomb in great deatil, I'm still watching... Dec 19 06 02:29 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: You said there was "something wrong with my husband watching an erotic movie and lusting after the ppl on there." Dec 19 06 02:29 am Link i qualify and requalify? what does that mean? and i can't help if someone looks at a completely dressed picture and thinks erotic. several ppl can look at a nude girl and think something besides sex as u've already pointed out so im sure ppl can look at a lingerie picture and think erotic.... besides how did it come to my port out of a thread that was suppose to be about bible vs. erotic/glamour nude shots? if the op thought erotic wasn't nude, he wouldn't have posted it that way. Dec 19 06 02:29 am Link jeffgreen wrote: None that are externally and historically verifiable. But feel free to trot out the antiquated Josephus reference...or Tacitus, Seutonius... Dec 19 06 02:29 am Link Pat Thielen wrote: Many of the newer finds are of Gnostic texts. They reveal much about the politics of the early church. But still no direct evidence that any of the bible is anything more than an anthology of poorly written texts has been found. Dec 19 06 02:30 am Link Pellegrino wrote: what are they doing in an erotic movie? exactly- what am i doing in a photo that im clothed in? if someones husband looks at those photos and gets aroused there is a problem Dec 19 06 02:31 am Link jeffgreen wrote: Fine. That's fine and it's not surprising these places are turning up. They uncovered the city of Troy when it was the Trojan War was thought to be just a myth. But finding places mentioned in the bible does not prove the existence of either god or Jesus. It only shows these places existed. Nothing more. So, where exactly is the proof of god in this? Dec 19 06 02:31 am Link Clarence aka Big C wrote: It sounds interesting because I dig archaeology (get it? Dig? Har har). I'm not convinced that this was the tomb of Jesus, and they better have some damn good evidence that it was. National Geographic runs shows that are not scientific but are speculative, like the shows on Noah's Arc and Bigfoot. So, I will reserve my opinion until after I've seen the show and had the evidence presented. Dec 19 06 02:34 am Link elisabeth eagle wrote: huh? Dec 19 06 02:34 am Link |