[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

Sweetie, if you have an argument to make, then please don't keep us waiting. I know I'm impatiently awaiting the moment when you finally produce an articulated argument on any given subject.

Good observation, Sister Basilissa. We do find that some posters need to go elsewhere and improve before they can meet the demanding standards here at Landover Baptist.

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

..but probably not Stavanger. More to the east.

[Philemon]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

..but probably not Stavanger. More to the east.

i do ot know what she means. i believe sister mitza is speaking in tongues all the time, but she is spot on...much like didymuss

[Dana723]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

i do ot know what she means. i believe sister mitza is speaking in tongues all the time, but she is spot on...much like didymuss

Whenever the True Christians say things that I don't understand, I know it is because they are True Christians and I am not, so therefore they are much smarter than I am. Perhaps you should do the same!

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

i do ot know what she means. i believe sister mitza is speaking in tongues all the time, but she is spot on...much like didymuss

I am not a Pentecostalist I Corinthians 14:22-23 and trust that in reporting the views of heretics their error is not imputed to me. On the other hand, it depends how far east you'd be willing to travel. From Stavanger twelve- or thirteen-hundred km brings you into some fairly exacting territory whereas double that (or a little more) in the same direction gets you a rather well done statue of Prometheus and some very stringent guidelines indeed. You could almost say hypercritical. The statue is shown below but clearly this is no Christian thing. For a start, Prometheus is not noted for sickles and Exodus 20:4 prohibits sculpture altogether.

[Philemon]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

I am not a Pentecostalist I Corinthians 14:22-23 and trust that in reporting the views of heretics their error is not imputed to me. On the other hand, it depends how far east you'd be willing to travel. From Stavanger twelve- or thirteen-hundred km brings you into some fairly exacting territory whereas double that (or a little more) in the same direction gets you a rather well done statue of Prometheus and some very stringent guidelines indeed. You could almost say hypercritical. The statue is shown below but clearly this is no Christian thing. For a start, Prometheus is not noted for sickles and Exodus 20:4 prohibits sculpture altogether.

Stravanger. She was not there. So I drived to the other east you mentioned. Came across the statue of Prometheus. Was not impressed indeed. What did he do but sculpture? No mention of Gaia, Zeus, Apollo or Athene. Drove to Pythia fterwards to ask there if they sa my wife. The only thing they said was: Know yourself. Do not long. Roses are red


So I am still trying to find my wife. If you have any other ideas where to look, please help me.


Yic,


Phil

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

Stravanger. She was not there.

And this was your problem. Had you read the beginning of Sister Mitza's post more carefully, you might have started out in the right place.

Of course, had you read it all the way through ...

[Philemon]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

And this was your problem. Had you read the beginning of Sister Mitza's post more carefully, you might have started out in the right place.

Of course, had you read it all the way through ...

Miss Joanna,


Any hint to find my wife, I will follow up. Especially when they say...probably not. Tose things confuse me. But, indeed my fault. She is a true christian after all. She would not speak in tongues. Like thos people from Pythia.


Yic,


Phil

[WWJDnow]

Re: Is foot-fetishism sin ?

I'm not sure why this thread has resurfaced, and it seems to have taken a wrong turn some time ago, but I'd like to return to the original question and record my general dissent. I think that foot fetishism not only isn't a sin, but is actually required by the Bible, provided that the feet are shoed:

How beautiful are thy feet with shoes, O prince's daughter! the joints of thy thighs are like jewels, the work of the hands of a cunning workman. Song of Solomon 7:1

Of course, fetishising naked feet is a terrible sin.

Foot holding is also the Biblically correct way to greet Jesus:

And as they went to tell his disciples, behold, Jesus met them, saying, All hail. And they came and held him by the feet, and worshipped him. Matthew 15:30

Please remember this when you meet Him on the Day of Judgment.