Does it bother you to see families super underdressed at church?

[Anonymous]

it used to, and while I insist my family makes an effort to look nice, I’m just glad families are there

[Anonymous]

Yes it does

[Anonymous]

It is the House of God and appropriate dress is required.

A few years ago a young women attended church service wearing shorts so short and so tight her thong line was visible.

[Anonymous]

I go to church in one of the poorest counties in Maryland sometimes. I see a lot of very worn logoed t shirts and also very worn tennis shoes. I think for some of the men they are the only shoes they own.

No it does not bother me. Families are flat out poor and the average family income is $30,000-$50,000 for a family. People are just trying to get by.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:it used to, and while I insist my family makes an effort to look nice, I’m just glad families are there

You think his gives two shits what you wear???

You don’t believe in god and clearly have never read a bible

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I go to church in one of the poorest counties in Maryland sometimes. I see a lot of very worn logoed t shirts and also very worn tennis shoes. I think for some of the men they are the only shoes they own.

No it does not bother me. Families are flat out poor and the average family income is $30,000-$50,000 for a family. People are just trying to get by.

It isn't to difficult to bathe and wear clean clothes.

[Anonymous]

No, but I'm not a very judgy person

[Anonymous]

There is no “House of God,” as true believers know that God is everywhere.

Jesus said the greatest commandment was to love.

Not to judge, to criticize, to compare, to show off; to love.

It is clear from this thread who the true believers are, and who are the performative “Christians”