“It is interesting to note that after Adam & Eve sinned, they made only loincloths for themselves.1 It seems that they were ashamed only of their loins—not the rest of the bodies.” — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“Such the Lord calls us to be—naked of finery, naked of vanity, wrenched from our sins, bearing only the wood of life, aiming only… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“I thought it was too bad for the Bedouin women, but I didn’t think they would hold us French girls to the same miserable… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“The Roman Catholic Church has known nudity from its earliest days. Jesus was baptized and crucified nude.5” — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“His disciples said: ‘When will You be revealed to us and when will we see You?’ Jesus said: ‘When you can take off your… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“Clothes might make the man according to the ways of the world, but not according to the ways of the Lord.” — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“We are like mirrors reflecting divinity. If heaven is seeing God,2 and if we were created in His image,3 then far from being sinful,… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“We all know the feeling of being torn away from those we love most because of sin and guilt.” — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“They saw their bodies as so pure that they were not ashamed, no matter who might see them, and they regarded their bodies as… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“No one and nothing can negate the Gospel truth that your body is more than clothes and more splendid than all of King Solomon’s… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“To the worldly eye Christ’s nakedness is seen as a humiliation, but through the eyes of faith this is not a defeat, but a… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
“They readily believe that nakedness is not intrinsically connected with godliness, but quite the contrary, is intrinsically connected with sin! So convinced are they… — Jim C. Cunningham Copy Share Image
