..... be "involved" with so-called "'Beauty' Pageants"?
As far as I can determine, the nearest thing in God's Word that comes anywhere near a "Beauty Pageant" would have been found in Esther 2.
Now, I don't really think that King Xerxes/Ahasuerus's principal desire for this "Beauty Pageant" was to "find a hot babe who'll 'lead me to receiving/worshipping the God of Esther/Mordecai.'" :smilewinkgrin:
Nah, old Xerxes probably had "other things" on his mind at that time.
Now I know that in these days some don't see any problems with an attractive female "involving" herself in things like this--after all, most "beauty pageants" are supposedly means for acquiring educational scholarships and/or a "platform" for her "agenda(s)" and/or "goals" she wishes to pursue.
Moreover, there have been some "Miss America's" who are, no doubt, sincere, godly women.
I have no problem with a woman using "make up" judicially.
After all, God created women to have "a certain physical charm." EXAMPLE: I'm sure Eve was physically attractive to Adam [& "She was probably the 'most beautiful woman in the world' :laugh: when Adam first feasted his eyes on her!"].
Other Bible women were noted as being quite physically attractive too (see Job 42:13-15).
All I'm asking is whether or not any of you (male or female) BB folks think a Christian woman ought to "involve herself" in modern-day "'Beauty' pageants. :tonofbricks:
As far as I can determine, the nearest thing in God's Word that comes anywhere near a "Beauty Pageant" would have been found in Esther 2.
Now, I don't really think that King Xerxes/Ahasuerus's principal desire for this "Beauty Pageant" was to "find a hot babe who'll 'lead me to receiving/worshipping the God of Esther/Mordecai.'" :smilewinkgrin:
Nah, old Xerxes probably had "other things" on his mind at that time.
Now I know that in these days some don't see any problems with an attractive female "involving" herself in things like this--after all, most "beauty pageants" are supposedly means for acquiring educational scholarships and/or a "platform" for her "agenda(s)" and/or "goals" she wishes to pursue.
Moreover, there have been some "Miss America's" who are, no doubt, sincere, godly women.
I have no problem with a woman using "make up" judicially.
After all, God created women to have "a certain physical charm." EXAMPLE: I'm sure Eve was physically attractive to Adam [& "She was probably the 'most beautiful woman in the world' :laugh: when Adam first feasted his eyes on her!"].
Other Bible women were noted as being quite physically attractive too (see Job 42:13-15).
All I'm asking is whether or not any of you (male or female) BB folks think a Christian woman ought to "involve herself" in modern-day "'Beauty' pageants. :tonofbricks: