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Back in the days, I remember it was taboo for a lady to put on trousers and for a gentleman to put on ear rings and make his hair, but this days, it is seen as fashion, some will even back it up with comments like "God does not look at outward appearance, He looks at the heart." That may be true to some extent, but one's outward appearance is a replicate of what's going on inside!

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Comment by collins nwanma — April 30, 2013 @ 2:06 pm

Here are some culture changes that people are concerned about:

Culture changes
• Homosexuality
• respect for those in an authority (chat back)
• mothers stay home look after family (mothers go to work)
• women go to pubs
• unisex clothes
• women asking men out
Since evolution, that teaches self-preservation, came about it contributes to the culture changes, it encourages to break the Commandment

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Comment by Herma — May 4, 2013 @ 6:40 am

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