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>>Bro. George,     When the reason for having them change, maybe.  It
wasn't
just cosmetics for them, but that is what it amounts, today.  For them it
was
protection against the elements, they lived and traveled exposed to the
whether. The same reason that there women wear that vail over there face,
probably.
I think it is for worse to rebel against our Pastors over something so
trival, it is a sad commentary on  just how spiritually mature we really
are.

Pastor Fitzgerel<<

Protection against elements - what about summer (do you need protection
then) why couldn't they do as the women and wear a veil/scarf (men do so
now).  What about those who work outside in all weather today?

it wasn't cosmetics ... what it amounts, today - then what was it custom,
tradition, the Law?

What makes it trivial?  More than a few men (mostly black) have a skin
disorder that shaving greatly iritates; making the face feel as though a
hot iron has been pressed against it.  Is this trivial?

Bro Skip