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And he certainly was betrayed by his woman. But he regained his hair, he regained his strength.

Bob, you realize that because of autonomy in this country, we have our freedom of religion?
And do you also realize that the dark ages can be example of ideonomy?

“Satan can influence the way we are constructed, as well. Satan was the one who gave us the ability to grow long hair.”

I see, Bob. But where does it ever say this in the bible? I understand that Satan influences many things every day, but I never seen or heard that Satan gave man the ability to grow long hair, or that God had originally created man’s hair to grow to a finite length.

I am still waiting for some credibility on this one.

““Shameful” and “Sin” are both negative connotations. Whether God says one or the other, it is still implied negatively. ”

I understand that they are both negative connonations, but however, their meanings are still different.

For a sin, God says in Genesis 3:3 “But of the fruit of the tree which is in the midst of the garden, God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it, lest ye die.” Therefore, if you sin, you shall surely die.

But a shame means something else. If it was really a sin for a man’s hair to grow long, which is a process of nature, god would most certainly say that a man with long hair is a sin or iniquity. So Paul, inspired by God surely did not mean “sin” when he said “shame” on a man with long hair.

There is nothing else in the bible speaking negatively about men with long hair, and the well-known measurement of “Covering the ears” and “Touching the collar” is not found in the bible either, that is an arbitrary measurement made by man.

In your argument here, you are only generalizing long-haired men as being hippies and whatnots as if that is what they all are, and that is absolutely not true. There are alot of hippies, and there are still some around, but not all long haired men are like that.

There are good long haired men, and there are bad long haired men. And another thing, if you somehow decide that not not cut your hair fo a while, you would still be the same person as you are, bob; you would be no different than you would if you have short hair. Your appearance would certainly be different but your character remains the same. The length of your hair and your character both independent events, they do not effect each other.

There is really nothing evil about long hair on men. Nature has also taught us that hair on a man or a woman grows long because of nature itself. In this argument you have certainly showed your hate and animosity towards men with long hair, and generalized them with types that not necessarily all of them are in order to encourage others to share your hatred.

If long hair on a man really was wrong, and your argument was not about hate and truly out of divine insparation, wouldn’t we also see another one of these threads possibly titled “Short-Haired Women Are the Anti-Christs” along with this old thread? However, this never happened. So this definitely not from any inspiration from god, but from the hate inside of your heart.

In conclusion, there is really nothing wrong with long hair, or short hair on a man or a woman. It has neither any principal nor has any practical value, so therefore, it cannot be a problem. I believe that the best thing to do is to drop any hateful thoughts about one another, and accept one another for who he or she is, by their hearts and character, and not for the length of their hair.

God bless you, everyone.