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I don't know what religious community you're part of. Chances are, it's mostly adults and they have certain expectations about the attire of the preacher. The
by kubb 4y ago
I don't know what religious community you're part of. Chances are, it's mostly adults and they have certain expectations about the attire of the preacher.
The community likely has its norms, and such a costume would violate them, i.e. be too alien for the participants to be able to appreciate it.
The preacher might still shake things up by introducing new subjects to a sermon or singing new songs, but there's only so much they can do. Which is why churches are usually boring.
- randomdata 4y ago> Chances are, it's mostly adults and they have certain expectations about the attire of the preacher. Right, so he is worried that the congregation will become, as the article puts it, 'social predators' and use his actions against him. That's exactly it. It's funny that so many comments here deny that this would ever happen.