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[Carl62]

Other than Joseph Smith..all the prophets up to David O. McKay had beards.

You're right Pam, but I was told by Utahrulz that since beards are not acceptable now, they give the appearance of evil whereas 100 years ago since they were acceptable, they didn't? I stopped scratching my head over that one a while back.

[beefche]

Does this mean I have to shave my legs to prove my righteousness?

[Ezequiel]

hey I couldnt read the whole thread, but in case it hasn't been said, I think this is a good opportunity for you to bring some positive changes in his life.

If it has been said, than I endorce the idea.

EDIT: wow... 10 pages! The atmosphere sure has changed here.

Edited September 18, 2009 by Ezequiel

[Dravin]

Does this mean I have to shave my legs to prove my righteousness?

I'm not sure but if you decide the answer is yes you might want to get a hold of this guy:

[pam]

Does this mean I have to shave my legs to prove my righteousness?

Just wear pants..Oh wait..you can't do that at Church either.

Need a razor?

[Snow]

You're right Pam, but I was told by Utahrulz that since beards are not acceptable now, they give the appearance of evil whereas 100 years ago since they were acceptable, they didn't?

Look Here at the Face of Evil

[Carl62]

Further, the standard at The Lord's University is the same, facial hair is not permitted.

Unless something has changed (and I don't know, maybe it has), I had a moustache my whole first year at BYU-I.

[beefche]

I saw facial hair at BYU-P when I attended--even on some guys.

[Carl62]

Look Here at the Face of Evil

But remember how scary he was on "A Christmas Story".

[Dravin]

I saw facial hair at BYU-P when I attended--even on some guys.

In that vein I saw facial hair on my mission, on some of the missionaries. Of course it wasn't any of the Elders. There was one Elder who actually told the Mission President he wasn't going to shave until he made some of the Sisters.

Edited September 18, 2009 by Dravin

[pam]

Look Here at the Face of Evil