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juliaoceania -> RE: Republican Taliban continue trying to impose Republican Sharia Law on everyone else. (5/29/2011 7:23:05 PM)
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There are several increasingly powerful Christian movements in the US that have as their explicitly stated goal the subversion of the Constitution of the United States and the creation of a Christian nation with Christ as its King. They have targeted the Republican Party, and have largely (but not yet completely) co-opted it. I realize that some people enjoy being partisan bigots and shitting on the other party at every opportunity. But what we really have here is a Christian Taliban. And in my opinion, the sooner we start calling a spade a spade the better.
Yes, I would like to illustrate this by showing where the Christian Taliban educate college aged adults, and their dress code... The following is from Bob Jones University...
Dress Code
BJU bases its dress codes for men and women on the application of the principles of modesty, gender distinction, appropriateness and distinction from the world.
For MenFor Women
Dress Code for Men
General Dress
Hair is to be neat and professional (not tangled or spiked); fauxhawks are not appropriate. It should be a natural color.
Sideburns should be no lower than the lower opening of the ear. Men are expected to remain clean-shaven.
Necklaces, earrings, bracelets and tattoos are not appropriate.
Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary Hollister have shown an unusual degree of antagonism to biblical morality. Therefore, BJU asks its students not to patronize these stores, wear their clothing or display articles containing their names or logos.
Class & Non-Class on Campus
Collared shirt: dress shirt or polo shirt
Dress pants or Dockers-style pants
Walking shoes, loafers, boots and leather deck-type shoes
Formal/Sunday
Coat, tie & dress shirt
Dress shoes
Dress pants
Casual Off Campus
Collared shirts
Casual pants or jeans
Recreation & Work
Jeans
T-shirts
For women
Dress Code for Women
Classroom/general dress consists of a dress or top and skirt; however, pants may be worn off campus and for some recreational activities on campus.
Tops
Tops must be long enough to cover the midriff.
Sleeves are required.
Necklines may come no lower than four fingers below the collarbone.
Skirts
Hemlines and slits or other openings should not be higher than the bottom of the knee.
Denim skirts may be worn for casual dress (not to class or other professional-type events).
Pants
Loose-fitting pants may be worn between residence halls, for athletic events, and off campus (where appropriate).
Jeans may be worn in and between women’s residence halls and when participating in activities, such as skiing and ice-skating.
Shorts are appropriate inside the residence halls. Shorts that come to the bottom of the knee may be worn when participating in athletics on campus.
Ease
Clothing should be modest. Clothing that is revealing either because of fabric, cut or tightness is unacceptable.
Clothing should be loose enough to conceal undergarment lines and not to draw attention to the figure.
Other
Hose are to be worn whenever men students are required to wear a coat and tie (including Sunday morning worship services, recitals and productions after 6 p.m., Bible Conference and commencement activities). Dress shoes are to be worn when wearing hose.
Hairstyles should be neat and feminine, and hair color should appear natural.
Earrings may be worn in the lower lobe of the ear (no more than 2 matching pairs). Other types of body piercing are not appropriate. Tattoos are not appropriate. Excessive makeup is not appropriate.
Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary Hollister have shown an unusual degree of antagonism to biblical morality. Therefore, BJU asks its students not to patronize these stores, wear their clothing or display articles containing their names or logos.
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