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More than fashion: religious dress in the public arena challenges us to consider our freedom and our fear.(Column): An article from: National Catholic Reporter by Joan Chittister, 2007-02-16 Dinosaur Fashion by Michael Carroll, 2000-06 Heads of all fashions: Being a plaine desection or definition of diverse and sundry sorts of heads, butting, jetting or pointing at vulgar opinion : and ... Ashbee's occasional fac-simile reprints) by John Taylor, 1871 Child Rearing: Fashion or Science? by Frederic S.W. Brimblecombe, 1980-06-01 2010 Inspirational Daily Planner: Compact Fashion Fabric by Thomas Nelson, 2009-08-18 Mr. Gladstone and Maryland toleration by Richard Henry Clarke, 1875 Simply Beautiful: Inside and Out by Jill Swanson, 2005-04 The Cheongsam (Images of Asia) by Hazel Clark, 2000-12-14 RELIGION AND DRESS: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion</i> by Linda Arthur, 2005 500 Handy Hints for Every Husband: Tips and Tools for Your Home, Yard, Garage, and Wallet by Bob Barnes, 2006-05-01 All Things Girl: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall...What is Beauty, After All? by Teresa Tomeo, Molly Miller, et all 2008-09-19 Paul's Letters from Prison (Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon) in the Revised Standard Version (Elphesians, Phillipians, Colossians, Philemon in the Revised Standard Edition) by George B. Caird, 1977-12-08 Take Two Chocolates and Call Me in the Morning: 12 Semi Practical Solutions for the Woman on Overload by Emily Watts, 2003-04 Religious freedom under attack.(Column): An article from: Catholic Insight by Rory Leishman, 2007-05-01

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101. Memepool.com: Riotnrrd Archive
     to fashion by riotnrrd. Mine is collecting images of pantyhose packages, as well as pantyhose ads from magazines and catalogs. to fashion by riotnrrd.  
     http://memepool.com/Author/riotnrrd/

102. E-nough!:
     I was always told that you shouldn t bring up religion or politics it wasn t polite to do so. Reason and religion grappled in my heart.  
     http://www.e-nough.hmdnsgroup.com/archives/000043.html
     
     Extractions: Passion in fashion Main I never met a Jew-hater until I came to live in France. In the small American town where I spent my formative years, many different faiths were represented. We had Mormons, Adventists, Church of Christers, Baptists, Methodists, Catholics... There was even a Masonic lodge. I used to go to the Baptist revivals because they gave out free candy to the kids to pull us in. Did we convert? No. But we loved to watch all those adults getting dunked in the swimming pool up front. I sang in almost every church in town, except the one where music was forbidden. The young GI who was my catechism teacher one year took us to his little rented house that was near the post, sat us down on his living room floor and played us 'Jesus Christ Superstar' . No one that I ever learned from in all those years of catechism , no one that I ever went to school with, no friend of the family or visiting relative ever tried to convince me that Jews were to blame for JC's crucifixion. As a musician, I sang sacred works all over the state, a big one, Texas, and I never ever heard anyone involved with any of these concerts ever say anything anti-semitic. Frankly, we were not obsessed with Jews at all. Only after coming to live here did I realize that all those years ago, during a Fourth of July picnic at a teacher's house, that the local businessman who was talking about his recent trip to Jerusalem was a

103. Winged Sandals: History: Fashion And Food
     They also wore jewellery – especially earrings and necklaces. Men s fashion. The other time that people feasted was at religious sacrifices. More ».  
     http://www.abc.net.au/arts/wingedsandals/history3.htm
     
     Extractions: Women's Fashion The Doric chiton or peplos was the simpler and more traditional dress. It was a rectangle of material about twice the distance from elbow to elbow if the wearer outstretched her arms, and 10-15 cm (4-6 inches) taller than the wearer. It was folded over at the top so that the longer part was the same length as the distance from the wearer's shoulder to her ankle. It was folded in half horizontally and wrapped around the body. It was then held together by two large pins at the shoulders. There were a number of possible variations: sometimes it was left open to the side, sometimes it was sewn closed; sometimes a girdle was added underneath the overfold and sometimes on top of it; some women had overfolds stretching to beneath their hips, some only hung down to just above the waist. The Ionic chiton was a large rectangle like the Doric but a little wider (twice the distance from finger-tip to finger-tip) and a little shorter. It was not folded over, but was closed on the top with buttons or a seam, leaving only spaces for the head and the arms. It was sewn down the open side. It was tied with a girdle so that any extra was in the upper section and the bottom section did not hang beneath the ankles. It was carefully pleated. Over the top of the Ionic chiton , Greek women also often wore another piece of material, called a narrow himation . It was worn diagonally over the right shoulder and bunched up under the left breast. Men's Fashion

104. Has Madonna Joined A Cult?
     Michael the heirs. But according to reports outside of his own Centre and circle of followers, neither the academic nor the Jewish religious worlds know  
     http://www.rickross.com/reference/kabbalah/kabbalah27.html
     
     Extractions: By Rick Ross "turned to Kabbalah [Centre] when she was pregnant, exhausted from Evita, and looking for an anchor" It seems the "material girl" in an effort to become more spiritual may have joined a group described as a "quasi-Jewish cult." Recently the pop diva threw a "Kabbalah cocktail party" at her Maverick headquarters. The group is called the "Kabbalah Centre" and it is controlled by Rabbi Philip Berg. Jewish authorities have called his "teachings and doctrines Bergism." Berg's former followers say he has created a "personality cult" with himself and his wife Karen as its "royal couple." A one-time long-term member of the group's "crew" said "This is a mystical cult in every way, with a guru and brainwashing." There are fourteen Kabbalah Centres. Six branches are within the United Statesone in New York, three in California and two in Florida. The eight international centers includethree in Israel, and one in France, Canada, Brazil, Mexico and Chile. How did Madonna go from a Golden Globe to a "guru"?

105. OrlandoSentinel.com: Registration Help
     PDF Sources N? 2  
     http://www.orlandosentinel.com/features/lifestyle/orl-livreligpop22052204may22,1

106. Realserver.bu.edu8080/ramgen/w/b/wbur/connection/audio/2001/02/con_0222a.rm?star
     http://realserver.bu.edu:8080/ramgen/w/b/wbur/connection/audio/2001/02/con_0222a

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