mms wrote:Check this out (link below). Watch the whole thing, but at 1:06 into the clip, her Mormonism is discussed. She was doing a shoot for a fitness magazine, which apparently required posing in a string bikini. Worthy of discipline? (She claims the photos are not intended to be "provocative"--see if you are provoked.)
She was promoting herself (her new singing career) and the magazine (obviously an effort to profit) through the photo shoot.
Listen closely--she even mentions the whole "modest is hottest" line while walking around in the string bikini. I really don't know what to think of it all. I'm tired of thinking, really.
Does consistency require a Church court (since the guy doing the missionary calendar is being called in)?
If someone would post this in the thread at MADB re the missionary calendar, I would be interested in how the folks over there see it.
mms wrote:Check this out (link below). Watch the whole thing, but at 1:06 into the clip, her Mormonism is discussed. She was doing a shoot for a fitness magazine, which apparently required posing in a string bikini. Worthy of discipline? (She claims the photos are not intended to be "provocative"--see if you are provoked.)
I love this part: "God..Bless..America"
“for this you know it’s for fitness, it’s not like I’m doing something that’s provocative….you know this is showing that I do work out and you know...fitness. “
I don't know if Julianne is worthy of discipline but her brother might be headed down that path.
He's been hot and heavy with Shannon Elizabeth from "American Pie" since they partnered up on "Dancing with the Stars."
He even went so far as indicating they would be vacationing together on Jimmy Kimmel...but at least he chooses the water over strong beverages:
Droopy wrote: Bottom line: if she stays in the entertainment industry and culture long enough, she will, in all likelihood, be absorbed and digested. She's already compromised the Church's dress standards.
Only the most intensely morally and spiritually resistant souls can long endure that world, and come out relatively unscathed.
Good For Her! The LDS Church's dress standards are mostly lame.
"And I've said it before, you want to know what Joseph Smith looked like in Nauvoo, just look at Trump." - Fence Sitter
solomarineris wrote:Most men do not like to look at male bodies. I wonder why don't you guys use your hypothalamus every once in a while. She looks good. I care less for male bodies. They are expandable.
Oh, yeah, they are "expandable," all right. Parts of them.
I presume you meant "expendable."
And they are NOT expendable, not to females. Of which I am one, and quite frankly, I hate the double standard that leaves us with scads of naked females and nary a naked man in sight. It's just not fair.
Who should we judge here. The model, the calendar guy, or the religious folk? I'm feelin' all judged out!
One moment in annihilation's waste, one moment, of the well of life to taste- The stars are setting and the caravan starts for the dawn of nothing; Oh, make haste! -Omar Khayaam
Loquacious Lurker wrote:. . . I hate the double standard that leaves us with scads of naked females and nary a naked man in sight. It's just not fair.
Go rent "The Piano" for all the Harvey Keitel nudity you could ever want.
"Finally, for your rather strange idea that miracles are somehow linked to the amount of gay sexual gratification that is taking place would require that primitive Christianity was launched by gay sex, would it not?"
Droopy wrote:Bottom line: if she stays in the entertainment industry and culture long enough, she will, in all likelihood, be absorbed and digested. She's already compromised the Church's dress standards.
Let me get this right... You're rabidly against gay rights (and apperently agianst gays even existing), yet when a pretty girl shows a little skin you want her to cover up?
Holy Mixed Message, Batman!
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