What is the difference between Christian Nudism and Non-Christian Nudism?

Question

I like wandering around naked in solitude, but not where hordes of all sorts of different shapes are driven together and amble around. It simply is not a pleasing scene and if you have a nice body you get all those gleaming eyes shamelessly gazing at you. And then special venues for Christians, why oh why?

Answer 1

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Your nudist environment is most directly impacted by those who directly surround you. So if you've been alone so far, my suggestion would be to find some trustworthy friends that share your values and your beliefs regarding nudism, respecting each other, and beliefs.

I don't think "Christian" is a magic word, because I've met plenty of Christians who betray the name and plenty of Non-Christians who make better Christians than most of the Christians I know. What you need is to find people with genuine humanity who you can trust, and who respect you as a person and as a Christian with Christian values. It helps if they share those values.

So once you have a few friends by your side (male and female) then you'll notice you'll have your own bubble in "hordes". You'll have the protection of friends, the freedom of forgetting about your body, and the joy of good compainionship. That changes EVERYTHING.....and nudism takes on a whole new dynamic, one you'll want as a part of your life for all time.

Source(s):

14 years as a nudist, a lifetime as a Christian.

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Asker's Comment:

I am obviously not a nudist, but just like to wander around naked, perhaps with some very good gfs, but not in an organised manner in specially assigned parks. I was very intrigued to hear about Christian nudism, hence my question. Perhaps one day I will change my mind and join them.
Thanks to ALL

Answer 2

I thought the whole purpose of the naturalist movement was to take the labels off with the clothes and relate to each other as people.

And here you are, trying to add the labels back on.

Might as well get dressed again if you're going to do that.

Answer 3

As a Christian nudist, I hit this brick wall a lot. While it is true that nudism is an attempt at breaking away the barriers of social status, race, color, age, and the like, it has become associated with swingers, child abusers, and other such sexual deviants. Nudism in it's purest form is not-sexual, nor is it harmful to families and children. However, it can quickly turn into a sexual perversion of itself without constant supervision. Nudists, therefore, must be constantly vigilant to prove that nudism is not a crime, and that illegal behavior is not tolerated at nudist venues.
Because of the misconceptions around nudity, and what the Bible meant when it said Adam and Eve saw that they were naked and were ashamed, it has become an "unspoken commandment" around the churches that "thou shalt not be naked", and there is a huge stigmata attached to anyone who espouses nudity. A Christian nudist, therefore, must be constantly vigilent to show that nudism is not a sin, nor an abomination before the Lord.
You, however, don't seem to be a nudist at all. Based on your comment, you do not like the sight of other naked persons in any shape for form (which is a cornerstone of nudism-that every BODY is acceptable), and you worry about the lust of the eyes (which brings us back to assuming that nudism is all about sex-again, nudism is nothing of the sort). Your last comment is confusing. Why are there special venues for Christian nudists? Because there is strength in numbers, and to be able to fellowship with believers who share a common interest in nudism. Or are you asking why there are Christian nudists? Again, a Christian nudist is someone who has recognized the truth, that nudity is not a sin, it is, in fact, the original way God created us, and the way in which we are all born. Therefore, it is possible to be both a Christian and a nudist without conflict of the soul. I hope I have answered your question, and would recommend that you search deep inside yourself to discover why you only look upon the outward appearance (the body) instead of on the soul (the genuine person beneath it all). Thanks for listening.

Source(s):

I am a Christian ( a genuine blood-bought, Bible-believing, adopted son of God)
I am a nudist (a true, non-sexual, freedom-loving, get-to-know-the-real-you, naked before God and my fellow man)

Answer 4

Fig leaves?

Answer 5

Have you put Cristian nudism into google all very strange

Answer 6

I mostly at home walk about with little or nothing on.
I am not happy about being naked in front of anyone except my Wife.
I think that is the difference.