thatscuteright
Well-Known Member
I had an interesting debate with a sister from my old church about Christians wanting to enhance thier physical appearance through the use of cosmetic/plastic surgery. I have no problem with it, embrace it, and encourage it. Reason being that we are representives of the Lord, and should look and feel our best. Some people buy expensive clothes, spend alot of money to maintain thier appearance through salon visits,beauty products, gym,and other cosmetic ways. The total costs of all that oftentimes equally or supercedes the amount of a cosmetic surgery procedure. All the non-invasive and nonsurgical elements are done with the same vanity of wanting to look your best.
This particular sister saw one wanting to get cosmetic/plastic surgery as vanity to the highest, complete waste of money, and disrespect to God. She stated that people should be more focused on tithing, and using thier money in a "constructive" way, and not on their nose, or cup size. She also said some other things that I agreed with, but I didn't particularly care for the way that she delivered her message.
Just out of curiosity, what opinions do you ladies have on the topic of cosmetic surgery and Christianity.
This particular sister saw one wanting to get cosmetic/plastic surgery as vanity to the highest, complete waste of money, and disrespect to God. She stated that people should be more focused on tithing, and using thier money in a "constructive" way, and not on their nose, or cup size. She also said some other things that I agreed with, but I didn't particularly care for the way that she delivered her message.
Just out of curiosity, what opinions do you ladies have on the topic of cosmetic surgery and Christianity.