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16-September-2008 16:15:07 - Christian naturism Baptism mikveh of Jesus, Bordone, Giotto 1276-1336 Baptism mikveh of Jesus, Bordone, Giotto 1276-1336 Christian naturists are Christians who practice naturism or nudism, and are a part of the clothes-free movement. They can be found in almost all branches and denominations of Christianity, and find no conflict between the teachings of the Bible and living their lives and worshiping God without any clothing. However, most have various disagreements with New Age and humanist philosophy which is common among other naturists and wish to be separated from it. This includes a total rejection of nature worship of any sort. Contents 1 Foundation 1.1 The Garden of Eden 1.2 Other scripture 1.3 Clothing begets violence 1.4 Summary of general beliefs 1.5 Where nudity is forbidden 2 Denominations 2.1 Protestants 2.2 LDS naturists 3 Criticism 4 History 4.1 Ancient 4.2 Modern 5 External links 5.1 Issues and debate 5.2 Catholic, Protestant, and Non-Denominational 5.3 LDS 6 See also 7 Notes Foundation The following beliefs highlight the greatest differences of Christian naturism relative to their clothed counterparts. However, they account for only a small fraction of what Christian naturists believe in totality. See the article on Christianity for an extensive summation of the Christian faith, as well as individual articles of any specific denomination of interest Baptist, Catholicism, LDS Church, etc. Some Christian naturists have no denomination, but nevertheless consider themselves Protestant. The Garden of Eden Adam and Eve, by Albrecht Dürer 1507. Adam and Eve, by Albrecht Dürer 1507. Christian naturists view the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden as a model for their beliefs. When Adam and Eve were created and placed in the garden as a couple by God, they were both naked and felt no shame. Genesis 2:25 Christian naturists see Adam and Eve being in the blameless state that God had intended them to be. God knew that they were naked, and this was of absolutely no concern to Him. Even before Eve's creation, God had warned Adam ...but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat of it you will surely die. Genesis 2:17 Despite God's warning, Eve, then Adam, eat the forbidden fruit after being persuaded by the devil in the form of a serpent. Genesis 3:1-6 Upon eating the forbidden fruit, they first realize that they are naked, and sew fig leaves together as coverings. Shortly thereafter, they hear God walking in the garden, and hide themselves in the trees. God queries Adam, Where are you? In spite of the fig leaves, Adam replies that he is afraid because of his nakedness. God further asks Adam, Who told you that you were naked? The implication, as Christian naturists see it, is that their shame was not of God; nor would the fig leaves cover this shame, regardless of their genitals being covered. God was displeased not only by their disobedience of having eaten the forbidden fruit, but also with their subsequent attempt to cover up their bodies. In addition, God gives priority to this question by asking it first, before any discussion regarding the fruit. Christian naturists maintain that Adam and Eve wore the coverings in an attempt to hide what they had done from God - not each other, noting they were married.1 As the next chapter begins with the couple having sexual relations, they conclude Adam and Eve would have seen each other naked subsequent to the fall of mankind. Having thus sinned, and no longer living nude by their own accord, God expelled them from the Garden of Eden. He also made garments from animal skins to replace the fig leaves. Christian naturists note that there is no command in the Adam and Eve story, or elsewhere in the Bible, to wear clothing. They believe that the making of the garments by God was an act of love to protect them from the harsher elements outside of the garden, to which they are being banished. Nor should Adam and Eve have any reason to be ashamed of their bodies beyond their own sin. They believe the animal skins implied sin requires a blood sacrifice, and that Jesus Christ is the blood sacrifice of Christians under the New Testament. Therefore, there is no need to wear clothes as a covering of sin; nor for any other reason, except protection from the elements. Other scripture Painting showing Christ unashamed to be naked, being without sin. The Virgin Mary is with her mother. Caravaggio 1573-1610 Painting showing Christ unashamed to be naked, being without sin. The Virgin Mary is with her mother. Caravaggio 1573-1610 There are other references to nudity in the Bible, such as: 1 Samuel 19:24 He Saul stripped off his robes and also prophesied in Samuel's presence. He lay that way all that day and night. This is why people say, Is Saul also among the prophets? 2 Samuel 11 While King David was rebuked by God for his lust for Bathsheba a married woman, nothing was said about her nude bathing. Isaiah 20:2 The Lord says to Isaiah: Take off the sackcloth from your body and the sandals from your feet. And he did so, going around stripped and barefoot.2 Micah 1:8a Because of this Jacob's transgression I will weep and wail; I will go about barefoot and naked. Matthew 6:25 and Luke 12:22-23 Then Jesus said to his disciples: Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? John 19:23-24 Christ, who is sinless, allows Himself to be publicly crucified completely naked on the cross in front of his mother and friends demonstrating that public nudity is not a sin. When the soldiers crucified Jesus, they took his clothes, ... Let's not tear the undergarment, they said to one another. Let's decide by lot who will get it.... Many paintings and movies depict Christ's crucifixion with Him wearing a loin cloth, but this is neither consistent with scripture nor with the normal method of a Roman crucifixion. Gospel of Thomas Although no major Christian group accepts this book as canonical or authoritative its translation was unavailable until the 20th century, the possibility exists that the following conversation took place between Jesus and his disciples: His disciples asked, When will you become revealed to us and when shall we see you? Jesus answered, When you disrobe without being ashamed and take up your garments and place them under your feet like little children and tread on them, then will you see the son of the Living One, and you will not be afraid.3 Clothing begets violence Christian naturists believe violence, rape, even genocide is due to the lack of social, non-sexualized nudity. This began with Cain killing Abel and continues throughout history to the present day. Probably the best known example is that of Nazi Germany, which outlawed all naturism in their Gleichschaltung way of living for Germans after Hitler came to power in 1933. Other dictators who opposed naturism and commited mass murder include Joseph Stalin Soviet Union, Mao Zedong People's Republic of China, Pol Pot Cambodia/Kampuchea, Hideki Tojo Imperial Japan, Idi Amin Uganda, Omar al-Bashir Sudan, and Chiang Kai-shek Republic of China/Taiwan4 Summary of general beliefs The human body was God's final and greatest earthly creation. Requiring the body to be covered rivals the legalism of the Pharisees. Many people have been deceived into thinking that their clothing keeps them from sin, when in fact, the opposite is true. Although the word naturism may in some contexts refer to nature worship, Christian naturists reject this as idolatry, which is forbidden per the Ten Commandments and elsewhere in the Bible. It is the creator, not the creation, that should be worshiped. Also, it is too late to be concerned about the semantics of the word naturism; other Christian terms such as Easter have a non-Christian origin. Social nudity and Christianity have been practiced together by singles and families for as long as Christianity has been in existence.5 Being nude is a wholesome way of life, and acceptable state of dress which was never condemned by God in the Bible. Much of the origin of repressive attitudes toward nudity is traced to the political setting of the early church and church-state, and not the teachings of Christ Himself. Modern decency laws forbidding nudity are more relevant to the Victorian era than the Biblical era. In previous centuries, racism and anti-nudity attitudes were often linked closely together, as many people of European descent wanted nothing to do with the naked savages of the jungle.6 Those living nude with darker skin were thought to be a separate creation deemed unworthy of salvation. Clothing and skin color became all-important factors in judging a person's wealth and social status, often in a prideful manner. Though much has since changed racial integration, multiculturalism, etc., many Christians still refuse to accept any lifestyle involving nudity. Assuming no intrinsic need climate, etc., rather than preventing sin, clothing is worn due to one's own insecurity, pride, feelings of guilt, shame, lack of trust, worthlessness, need to hide, fear of rejection, and of others taking advantage.7 Nudity and sexuality do not go hand-in-hand, and any inappropriate sexual conduct including lust is against God's word.8 Christians who cannot comprehend nudity without sexuality may have been deprived of any opportunity to do so in their upbringing.9 Sexual decadence such as pornography and pedophilia paedophilia is the direct result of a lack of exposure to nudity in childhood particularly of the same approximate age. This is most likely to occur when combined with other factors such as extreme parental attitudes e.g. body shame and social isolation. Christian naturists strongly encourage fellowship with other believers, and abhor body shame. Those who were raised their entire lives within Christian naturism should not have any temptation to engage in such behaviors. Instead of allowing pornographers to define the body for us, and then create a virtue of modesty to fit that false definition, Christians should assert God's definition as found in Scripture and Church Tradition.10 While their response is the opposite, both the clothed Christian Church and pornographers have a similar, if not the same, definition of the human body. Although openness and loving people for who they are are common concepts throughout Christianity, they are especially emphasized in Christian Naturism though body acceptance. Having a perfect body as the world sees fit is totally unimportant for both males and females of all ages. Psychiatric conditions such as anorexia do not occur among those raised in Christian Naturism.11 The question asked by God in Genesis 3:11, Who told you that you were naked? needs to be answered by those who feel compelled to be clothed. No reply by Adam and Eve was ever recorded, as they focused solely on God's next question of eating from the forbidden tree. God never commends Adam and Eve for their self-discovery of being able to hide their bodies with fig leaves. A child's innocence is lost when a non-naturist parent says to them, in effect, You are too old to be seen nude in public. see below In addition, virtually all sexual abuse of minors or for that matter, rape among adults is initiated while both offender and victim are dressed. If parents forbid children to ever be seen nude outside of their own family, generally such a prohibition begins within the years leading up to the age of reason. The exact age and circumstances may vary by denomination and culture. Quite the opposite of what Christian naturists believe, non-naturists whether Christian or not, may feel that if children were to see others nude and be seen nude themselves, that is precisely what would cost them their innocence.12 See also the article: Nudity and children. Where nudity is forbidden Despite the aforementioned beliefs, there are three areas in which Christian naturists may feel nudity is condemned by the Bible:13 Where it is forced on a person against their will. e.g. prisoners When associated directly with sin, orgies, Paganism, temple prostitution, and the like. This also includes exhibitionism and indecent exposure. In particular, situations in which a person has completely undressed causing surprise to those not expecting such an encounter. Many feel indecent exposure laws are overly broad, though surprise should always be avoided. Where people are suffering from the lack of food, clothing, and shelter. The need for clothing could be due to a cold climate, hostile environment, and/or cultural necessity. Denominations Protestants Chapel at Cherokee Lodge Chapel at Cherokee Lodge Non-denominational services are the most common among Protestant Christian naturists. Often someone's home or a portion of a secular naturist resort is used with permission. Several resorts have chapels on their grounds for the purpose of providing worship services.14 Three annual Christian Nudist Convocations are held regionally during the summer months at a naturist resort.15 Church services where churchgoers are nude include those at the naturist Christian weekends of the organisation Gan Eden at Flevo-Natuur Zeewolde, the Netherlands. Here the pastor is clothed. At most of the Farm and Wilderness Camps in the state of Vermont, campers are free to wear what they want at the waterfronts. This includes skinny dipping after a discussion on body acceptance, and respecting others choices.16 Each day, campers and staff participate in silent meetings based on the Quaker practice of Meeting for Worship.17 All of the camps live the values inherent in Quaker philosophy,18 but are in no way affiliated with the denomination, being open to people of all beliefs. Note: The Religious Society of Friends colloquially known as Quakers as a whole does not encourage nudity. LDS naturists LDS naturists are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints colloquially known as Mormons who practice naturism or nudism, and are part of the clothes-free movement. Like other Christian Naturists, LDS Naturists have accepted casting aside their clothing as a wholesome state of dress for recreation; a state that is believed not to be condemned of God. A growing number of active members of the LDS religion consider themselves naturist. Like other Christian naturists, LDS naturists reject the Gnostic teaching that the Body is evil and the Spirit is good see History below. Rather, the spirit is good and that the body is sacred is the accepted belief. Although for the LDS naturist, this fact is supported by revelation, both modern and ancient.19 Both Christian naturists and Latter-day Saints believe that the body is created in the image of God. For the LDS naturist, however, this belief is further supported by modern scripture as well as ancient Scripture. For instance, in Ether 3:1620, the Lord tells the brother of Jared that His spirit body is identical to His physical body, and He created man after the image of His Spirit body. See also Moses 2:27 21 and Genesis 1:27 22. However, there are a few differences. Unlike their Protestant and Catholic Christian brothers and sisters, LDS naturists do not believe in the ideas of Original Sin. This is because of the Second Article of Faith of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which states: We believe that men will be punished for their own sins, and not for Adam's transgression. 23 Also, LDS naturists pursue chaste naturism and nudism because they believe it is good, and it is chaste. This is in accordance with the thirteenth article of faith, which states that Latter-day Saints believe in being honest, true, and chaste and they should seek after all things which is virtuous, lovely, and of good report. 24 It should be noted that like their clothed counterparts, most non-LDS Christian naturists do not accept the Book of Mormon and other LDS-exclusive teachings. Likewise, LDS naturists do not accept all the beliefs of the mainline Protestant churches. However, some social and recreational contact may occur between LDS and non-LDS Christian naturists. Criticism At this time, no documented, official criticism of Christian naturism is known to exist within the Christian community except historically, see History section below. Several well-known organizations which specialize in new religious movements such as the Watchman Fellowship, Bob Larson Ministries, and the John Ankerberg Theological Research Institute have, to date, taken no position. The following section summarizes the views of low-ranking church officials and laymen, and should be viewed as preliminary and possibly incomplete. By far, the most frequent biblical argument against Christian naturism is that if God approved of people being nude, He would not have clothed Adam and Eve after they sinned, thus making it a reminder to man that we had, in fact, sinned. 25 The counter-argument is since clothes stand for sin, Christians need not wear them. Adam and Eve had already clothed themselves upon sinning, and God merely replaced the fig leaves with animal skins. In other words, granting them free will, but demonstrating sin requires a blood sacrifice. Due to cultural tendencies to equate nudity with sex, many Christian denominations and groups are not supportive of naturism and nudism. Such groups may feel that the temptation of lust is just too difficult. Christian naturists counter that the notion of Christians being unable to avoid lust where non-sexualized nudity is present has no scriptural basis whatsoever.26 To the contrary, Christ has given mankind the power to avoid all sin.27 In addition, lust can occur even though the subject is fully dressed, and certain types of revealing clothing such as bikinis actually make lust more likely when compared to being nude. This is largely due to the ability of the mind to mentally fill in the blanks. Others feel the Scriptures on which accurate tradition is based make no reference to the Christian faith indulging in nudism to prevent lust. In 1 Corinthians 11, Paul speaks of the need for women to wear a head covering. However, it only applies to prayer and prophecy, and says nothing about covering the rest of the human body. Conversely, according to the passage, men must not have their heads covered. This due to Christ being the head, image, and glory of every man; while the head of a woman is man, which is her glory. 28; Today, many Western churches which are not naturist don't require women to cover their heads in church. In the Book of 1 Timothy, Paul urged the women in the Christian church to dress modestly, with decency and propriety.29 Critics contend it is in contrast to the beliefs of Christian naturism that the apostle urges them to dress at all. Christian Naturists counter that Paul was disallowing outlandish and/or expensive clothing which is prohibited in Christian Naturism as well, and not referring to those who choose not to dress. Also, a careful check of a Bible concordance will revel that scripture never speaks of both lust and clothing garments, etc. in proximity to one another.30 Other criticism, while it may or may not oppose naturism per se, is concerned that it will hinder witnessing, divide spouses, promote secrecy to prevent embarrassment, excommunication, etc.31 As a result, some Christian naturists are isolated from other Christians and their churches. In their effort to find fellowship, many have formed local fellowships, while others are still accepted by their own church groups even though they are known as naturists.32 In May 2002, a pastor in southern California was terminated due to his Christian Naturism beliefs. The church was affiliated with the Grace Gospel Fellowship and Grace Bible College.33 A written debate titled Is Social Nudism Condemned By The Bible As Sinful? with Mark Roberts of the Westside Church of Christ, Irving, Texas in the affirmative, and John Kundert of the Fig Leaf forum, Winnipeg, Manitoba in the negative is available online. 34 See the external links below. Tektonics, a Christian apologetics website, has a somewhat scholarly critique of nudism/naturism Note that it is in response to the fringe group Liberated Christians, and not Christian Naturism.3 History 3rd c. baptism, St. Calixte Catacomb 3rd c. baptism, St. Calixte Catacomb Ancient Originally Jewish mikvahs, and later, Christian baptisms 35 baptized people completely naked. This even included mass baptisms involving men, women, and children. It signified their being restored to man's original condition, and having their shame removed. Others claim that children were baptized first, then men, then women, all separately. Due to a common lack of inside plumbing, public bathing was a common practice through the time of Jesus and still occurs today in certain cultures. Whole families were together at the public bath -- including Christians. Jesus even preached frequently at the public baths in Jerusalem 36; John 5:1-7. Some historic religious sects, both Christian and syncretist, have made nudism a general practice. Probably the most well-known of these were the Adamites, though some of their beliefs were contrary to orthodox Christianity. The post-resurrection belief of the unclothed body being evil or sinful may originate in Platonic Asceticism founded largely on the works of ancient Greek philosopher Plato which was adopted and passed down by Christian Platonists in early church history. Platonism is a dualistic theology which proposes a realm of forms to include, on the one hand, pure ideas, which are good; and, on the other hand, matter, which is evil. When applied to humans, the soul is necessarily good, and the body is necessarily evil. Therefore, according to this philosophy, our evil bodies must be covered by clothing. Christian naturists reject such notions as unbiblical. During the Middle Ages, there were a great deal of wars between Christians and Muslims with civilians also caught up in the conflicts. Christians were probably somewhat though not totally influenced by the hijab Islamic dress code, which was passed on to future generations. Under the rules established by the hijab, even males are not allowed to see each other nude. Modern By the middle of the 19th century, Queen Victoria had come to power in the United Kingdom. The queen's influence was legendary, even spreading to other areas of Europe and America, which were outside of the British Empire. Her ancestors were mainly German. Due to previous sexual and other scandals of her predecessors in the House of Hanover, Queen Victoria placed a strong emphasis on her idea of morality and family values. For the first time, burgeoning middle classes could begin to identify with the reigning king or queen. At this point, it became quite unacceptable to be seen nude in public for whatever reason. Missionaries even brought clothing to various indigenous peoples who lived nude in humid, tropical climates. After her death in 1901, naturism and nudism began to emerge in northern Germany, and gradually spread elsewhere. In the United States, the Christian naturism movement which was the first naturism movement of any sort in the U.S. began in the late 1920s. This occurred at nearly the same time as the start of the Great Depression, under the leadership of former New Jersey Dutch Reformed minister Ilsley Boone. Initially, he was vice president of the American League for Physical Culture. By October 1931, Boone had taken over as president, and renamed the club as the American Sunbathing Association ASA. Soon, naturism began expanding nationwide. In Rome, Pope Pius XI strongly condemned the naturism movement throughout the early 1930s, calling it paganly immodest. This prompted the head of the New York Legion of Decency, former New York Catholic Governor Alfred E. Smith, to try to outlaw all nudism. A recent court ruling had declared private social nudity to be legal per current law. Eventually, their efforts failed in the state legislature.37 After Boone's passing in the 1960s, the ASA became more secular, along with American society in general. In 1995, the ASA was renamed as the American Association for Nude Recreation AANR, which currently has its headquarters in Florida. Until the Young Men's Christian Association YMCA converted to co-ed facilities in the early 1960s, men and boys, including the swimming instructors, swam in a state of complete nakedness. Nylon was a relatively new invention at that time, and allowing cotton or wool swimsuits in the pool would clog up the filtration system. The word gymnasium means to train in the nude. This is derived from the standard practice of athletes who used to train and compete without any clothing though it originates from pre-Christian Greece. Pope John Paul II began his papacy in 1978, becoming the first non-Italian pope in four and a half centuries. His views on naturism differed substantially from that of his predecessors. Authoring the book Love and Responsibility 1981, he wrote: Nakedness itself is not immodest... Immodesty is present only when nakedness plays a negative role with regard to the value of the person, when its aim is to arouse concupiscence, as a result of which the person is put in the position of an object for enjoyment. With the beginning of the modern internet in the mid-1990s, Christian Naturism became much more organized in the U.S. than ever before. Annual Christian Nudist Convocations began early in the decade of the 2000s. External links Issues and debate Is Social Nudism Condemned By The Bible As Sinful? A written debate Religious Tolerance: Nudity as mentioned in the Bible Experience Grace: Jeff Bowman's Page Pastor excommunicated from church affiliated with the Grace Gospel Fellowship GGF and Grace Bible College in 2002 But, Naked? Liberated Christians stripped of credibility Article by Tektonics.org Catholic, Protestant, and Non-Denominational Christian Nudist Convocation annually during the summer months by region in the USA Christians in Naturism webring -- may contain some extraneous links Christian Naturism.com Christian-Naturists.com RejectShame.com JMF Nudism/Naturism Naturist-Christians.org List of other reading material LDS Latter-day Saint Skinny-dippers' Connection See also Nudity in religion Notes ^ See Genesis 2:22. ^ BibleGateway.com - Passage Lookup: Isaiah 20 ^ Nudity as mentioned in the Bible ^ http://www.globalideasbank.org/site/bank/idea.php?ideaId=2564 ^ Catholic Encyclopedia: Adamites ^ The Psychology of Racism ^ Naturism - Acceptance of the Image of God, the Human Body ^ CNC ^ Family Skinnydippers ^ Quote: Jim C. Cunningham, Nudity Christianity, AuthorHouse, 2006 ^ Who is Offending Who ^ Christian Naturism by Boyd Allen ^ Jeff Rockel The Bible, Society and Nudity: A study of social nudity from a Biblical and secular perspective ^ http://cherokee-lodge.com/Amen.htm ^ CNC ^ http://www.farmandwilderness.org/summer-and-family-camps/camp-faq Are there any practices or policies I should be aware of?: Freedom to be Yourself ^ http://www.farmandwilderness.org/about/faqs What is Quaker Silent Meeting? ^ FW History | Farm and Wilderness ^ Moses 6 ^ Ether 3 ^ Moses 2 ^ Genesis 1 ^ Articles of Faith 1 ^ Articles of Faith 1 ^ Frequently Asked Questions about nudity ^ 1 2 ^ biblegateway.com ^ BibleGateway.com - Passage Lookup: 1 Corinthians 11 ^ 1 Timothy 2:9 New International Version ^ BibleGateway.com: Search for a Bible word or phrase in over 35 languages and 50 versions ^ Naked for Christ? Christian Nudism ^ Nudism - Christian nudism, nudism religion ^ Persecuted for Good Nudity - Christians and Nudity ^ Fig Leaf Forum - Debate Introduction ^ This article appeared in a past The Tree of Life Magazine ^ BibleGateway.com: Search for a Bible passage in over 35 languages and 50 versions ^ Pope on Nudism Nudity portal v d e Nudity related topics General topics Nudity Human physical appearance Clothing Undergarment Dress code Clothing laws by country Social nudity Naturism Issues in social nudity Nudist community List of social nudity organizations Naturist magazines Nudity and children Criticism of social nudity Timeline of non-sexual social nudity Public nudity Nudity and protest Topfreedom barechested/toplessness Christian naturism Gay naturism Nude recreation List of social nudity places Nude beach Clothing-optional bike ride Naked hiking Nudity in sport Skinny dipping Streaking Hot springs Sun tanning Naked yoga Barefoot Massage Hot tub Bathing Public bathing Shower Sauna Naked party Strip games In art Depictions of nudity Model art Figure drawing Figure painting Body painting Sex in advertising Nudity in film Nudity in American television Nudity in science fiction Nudity in music videos Nudity in combat Body image Gymnophobia Modesty Physical attractiveness Vanity Objectification Sexualized concepts Nudity and sexuality Exhibitionism Indecent exposure Mooning Voyeurism Erotic art Sex-positive Retrieved from http://en..org/wiki/Christian_naturism Categories: Naturism | Christian philosophy | Christian viewpoints | Christianity-related controversies Views Article Discussion this page History Personal tools Log in / create account Navigation Main page Contents Featured content Current events Random article Search Go Search Interaction Community portal Recent changes Contact Donate to Help Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Printable version Permanent link Cite this page This page was last modified on 16 August 2008, at 11:35
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