Difference between revisions of "Hat"

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A hat is an article of clothing worn on the head.
 
A hat is an article of clothing worn on the head.
  
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Paul teaches that men must not cover their heads in church, although hat-wearing in general is not considered sinful. Women are to pray with their heads covered. Since this injunction is in the same letter to the Corinthians as Paul's prohibition of homosexuality, the sins of hatless praying and sodomy must be considered equivalent.
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[Saint Paul|Paul]] teaches that men must not cover their heads in church, although hat-wearing in general is not considered sinful. Women are to pray with their heads covered. Since this injunction is in the same letter to the Corinthians as Paul's prohibition of homosexuality, the sins of hatless praying and [[(((sodomy)))]] must be considered equivalent.

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A hat is an article of clothing worn on the head.

[Saint Paul|Paul]] teaches that men must not cover their heads in church, although hat-wearing in general is not considered sinful. Women are to pray with their heads covered. Since this injunction is in the same letter to the Corinthians as Paul's prohibition of homosexuality, the sins of hatless praying and (((sodomy))) must be considered equivalent.