Nuns are women. lolThis is nothing to do with women, its hiding your face, just as its the law not to wear a full face helmet in a bank, be that man or women.
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Nuns are women. lolThis is nothing to do with women, its hiding your face, just as its the law not to wear a full face helmet in a bank, be that man or women.
Nuns are women. lol
Because Western beachware is in no way condescending to women?
The burkini ban is ridiculous, they are forcing women to not wear the burkini because there are women who are forced to cover..makes sense.
Does this mean they're going to ban the scuba diving wetsuits next or maybe long sleeves shirts and trousers
The burkini ban is ridiculous, they are forcing women to not wear the burkini because there are women who are forced to cover..makes sense.
Does this mean they're going to ban the scuba diving wetsuits next or maybe long sleeves shirts and trousers
Then you haven't been around muchYou never read about outrage of ANY kind over what men are wearing. It's as though no matter what a woman wears, she's always somehow in the wrong.
WOW!!Then you haven't been around much
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I know. And nothing of the kind is EVER aimed at men. That's what I'm getting at.As has been pointed out, nuns are ascetics who voluntarily take vows and renounce the wider world to be closer to God. Muslim women in many cases (I would say 'most cases') are just born into a culture that tells them they must cover themselves to avoid the attentions of men. They're taught to take responsibility for men's wants & needs through veiling and that women who choose not to veil must have something wrong with them, or are sexually promiscuous, or are impious.
Wait...The ugly hypocrisy of West is exposed by the West themselves.
Yes it should also go with nuns,here in Australia nuns don't wear the cover anymore, I also was being more towards full face cover.Nuns are women. lol
Wait...
What?
Since when is Italy the "West"?
Shouldn't it be called the "North"?
And there's a lot of Western women converting to Islam who chose to cover themselves. Most Muslims in the US are African-Americans, for example.Western women have a choice as to what they wear. They choose to objectify themselves, encouraging the patriarchy and, in some instances, the misogyny.
The irony is deafening.
Nuns and religious sisters aren't necessarily the same things in Catholicism: http://anunslife.org/resources/sister-or-nunYes it should also go with nuns,here in Australia nuns don't wear the cover anymore, I also was being more towards full face cover.
I see, interesting, but I really haven't seen a nun dressed in her habbit for many years, so I don't really know ?.Nuns and religious sisters aren't necessarily the same things in Catholicism: http://anunslife.org/resources/sister-or-nun
The ones you see dressed like this are religious sisters who are usually involved in charity work in the community:
During Vatican II, they relaxed some of the dress requirements for religious sisters. But nuns will wear the habit, just like monks will wear the habit (or robes) of their orders.
I don't know where you live. There might not be a monastery or an order living nearby.I see, interesting, but I really haven't seen a nun dressed in her habbit for many years, so I don't really know ?.
Yeah, usually the ones wearing the more "relaxed" clothing are older Western women. I've actually never seen a young sister dressed like that. The younger ones seem to be more drawn towards tradition. Non-Western orders are generally more conservative, as well.Best Answer: It followed Vatican 2 (1962-1965). Sweeping changes were made to the Church. Nuns were permitted first to wear a softer habit that essentially looked like a uniform type dress and a shorter veil. That was in 1964, A few years later they were allowed to wear ordinary clothes provided they were modest. Nuns often have a cross on the lapels of their blouses/shirts.
There are still some closed orders who wear habits but few nuns working among people do.
This what I found about nuns in Australia..
What, exactly, is your point?And there's a lot of Western women converting to Islam who chose to cover themselves. Most Muslims in the US are African-Americans, for example.
That Western women who convert to Islam are making their own choices as to what they wear.What, exactly, is your point?
Yes. sorry I should have told you where I live, yes I learn something everyday, I must say I like their traditional dress, and what about the flying nun lol.Yeah, usually the ones wearing the more "relaxed" clothing are older Western women. I've actually never seen a young sister dressed like that. The younger ones seem to be more drawn towards tradition. Non-Western orders are generally more conservative, as well.