| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | edt4 (99)
03/25/2008 | I disliked the clothes I was required to wear for church under any circumstances. A suit, clip-on tie, dark pants, and shiny black shoes were not clothes I wore voluntarily. Oddly enough, I can vividly remember being outside playing with friends on Good Friday afternoon and having to abort my fun so I could get dressed up for an evening church service, but I don't have any clear memories of going to church on Easter morning, although I'm sure I must have. The Easter basket full of candy helped alleviate my discomfort somewhat, I'm sure.
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 | twansalem (36)
03/24/2008 | I used to dress up for Easter Mass, but I just wear jeans now. As long as your clothes are clean, in good condition, and are modest, I see no reason why casual attire should not be acceptable in church.
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 | zuchinibut (36)
03/01/2008 | We always had to look good for Church services when I was a child, but Easter was one of those times when we would get more dressed up than usual. A blazer and tie were usually the dress code for my family, and I continue to believe that Easter is an event that a person should look their best.
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 | Ventoux1 (12)
04/16/2007 | Not sure which was more uncomfortable, the shoes or the interaction with distant relatives!
(Update - I haven't attended a formal religious ceremony - other than weddings or funerals if those count - since childhood. So, when I say forced - that was as a child. Sorry. I was a little misleading about that in my item submission.)
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 | Donovan (130)
04/07/2007 | No one is forcing you to wear anything you don't want to. If they do then I would suggest another church.
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 | MissPackRat4Jesus (38)
04/07/2007 | It's not because I'm forced. I dress up for church because it's
my choice. I just want to look as nice as I can for the
Lord. But after the service, off the church clothes go, and on
with my grubbies!
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 | Bird808 (52)
04/07/2007 | Why would anybody want to inflict this on themselves and furthermore why should they? What's more important dressing up like a dogs dinner in a thousand pound(dollar) suit with a heart of stone or being comfortable with yourself not giving a damn what you wear, but knowing your a good human being?
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 | numbah16tdhaha (147)
04/07/2007 | I'd go to church dressed as a Jedi, but I'm sure some thumper would accuse me of blasphemy since George Lucas dressed the Jedi like Jesus on purpose...
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 | doobiesNhof (21)
04/07/2007 | I dress up about every day anyway so, this is no big deal to me.
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 | LadyJesusFan777 (34)
04/07/2007 | The clothes that one chooses is an opinion just like anything
else. You wear what you feel is right for you. I do believe
God looks at the heart.
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