Women Today Are Ugly

by TMS 18 Replies latest jw friends

  • TMS
    TMS

    A few weakminded ‘postates have posted pictures on this board of modern women they deemed beautiful. Huh! If these folk were better grounded in the truth, they would know that since Creation female beauty has greatly deteriorated. Lest such “times of ignorance” be prolonged, let us read together a couple paragraphs from “Creation”, penned by J.F. Rutherford, pps. 79, 80.

    Many poets and writers of prose have employed all the adjectives known to describe the beauty of women who lived when Greece was at the zenith of its glory and power. If the women of that time were beautiful, then the daughters and granddaughters of Eve were far more beautiful. We must remember that these women were only a short distance from perfection, as far as bodily charm is concerned. In the days of ancient Greece, however, the race had greatly degenerated; and in the present time the degeneration is even greater.

    It is only by comparison that we can now approximate the natural adornment of the women that lived on earth in the time of Noah. Like their mother Eve, these women were vain. Readily they yielded to the temptations that would gratify the desire of their flesh or the desire of their eyes, or that would appeal to their pride. They craved to be admired and flattered. Voluptuous and sensual, having their minds turned away from God and righteousness, they would readily yield to any influence that promised them exaltation or selfish gratification. That which appealed to these godless women more than anything else were strong men who flattered them and gave them praise, and who gratified their selfish desires.

    Women have ever been the most beautiful and most dangerous amongst the creatures of earth. Her beauty and attractiveness allure man, and blind selfish man to higher and nobler things, and induce him to forget God. It was such seductive influence exercised by the charming Eve that led Adam to a criminal’s grave. A good and virtuous woman, wholly devoted to God, is a blessing to a good man, because she knows and keeps her proper place. But he who yields to the influence of selfish and ambitious woman walks in the path that leads to degradation and death. Almost all women of Noah’s time were selfish, sensual, and walked in the way of vanity. Beautiful and graceful of form, they were fair to look upon; yet, filled with pride, they had an excessive desire to be noticed and to be approved by men.

    TMS

  • metatron
    metatron

    I think Jenna Jameson could seduce an angel or two.

    metatron

  • NeonMadman
    NeonMadman

    Let's see, Judge Rutherford...wasn't he the guy who chided all the young JW men who were willing to give up their precious privileges of full-time service in order to marry a "sack of bones and a hank of hair"?

    Tom

    "At midnight all the agents and the superhuman crew go out and round up everyone who knows more than they do"
    --Bob Dylan
  • bigboi
    bigboi

    No way Judge Rutherford could have wrote that. This sounds like it was written by a guy who never got any. Rutherford was a notorious whoremonger, no? I smell ol ghostwriter Fred Franz all over this one. I heard his still had that new car smell on even at the funeral!

    ONE...

    bigboi

  • DanTheMan
    DanTheMan

    Is beauty just a physical thing?

    There are many paintings of women from the middle ages that have survived to our time. They don't seem any different.

    I can't imagine that Eve had it that much over Halle Berry or Claudia Schiffer.

    When I was in high school, there was this girl named Marilyn, you wouldn't even begin to believe how perfect she was, physically. A specimen like no other. I felt bad for her, she was just too much. Guys went bonkers for her, stared at her everywhere she went. She didn't know how to deal with it. She ended up a big drug-head, I don't know what she is doing now. Probably stuck in an abusive relationship.

  • terafera
    terafera

    Interesting subject...

    I've found it's not only physical looks (whether man or woman) that is always the factor for attraction, but also how they carry themselves, talk, express creativity, have a sense of humor, have a unique outlook on life.

    Have you ever seen a person, who although looks-wise didnt flick your bic, but people flocked to them? I certainly think this is a type of 'aura' a person gives off. If they are positive, kind and warm, they will attract people like flies to honey.

    Look at Mona Lisa. She has been called one of the most beautiful women. People will even say 'well she's no Mona Lisa.' I hope not!!! If there was a woman looking like Mona Lisa today, she'd be washing windows with a newspaper at the corner highway.

    I do agree, however, that the idea of 'true beauty' has gotten very watered down. Any person off the street with a little lip injection, fake boobs and some makeup is touted on the cover of People magazine as Beautiful. There has to be more. Of course this is just my opinion, but I find celebrities attractive moreso when I see how they try to help others. Susan Sarandon has always been politically active, though I dont always agree with her stances. She seems to exude life and happiness. So do many others that alot of people would consider 'middle aged', but personally, I think they are the best.

  • Undecided
    Undecided

    Hi,

    I went shopping and dinner with my wife and daughter yesterday and I was looking at them and thought, damn what a lucky SOB I am to have such a beautiful family. My wife is 60 but looks 45 and my daughter is beautiful also. Of course I'm prejudiced.

    Ken P.

  • Englishman
    Englishman

    TMS,

    I must admit that the current trend in the UK for women to look like a sack of coal is somewhat unpleasant, specially when their bodies and faces are full of body piercing shrapnel.

    Why can't women let their allure show through?

    Englishman.

  • joelbear
    joelbear

    Any woman that doesn't look like Hoss Cartwright is icky.

    Joel

  • metatron
    metatron

    The popular Rutherford quote about "a bag of bones and
    a hank of hair" is actually from Shakespeare, isn't it?

    metatron

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