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@amadeus Hadn't realize he had quit; thanks for letting us know. to think of him...

@Ziggy So many memories there.... Nice pun on the word rings... (You have a thoughtful way with words...) It used to be that women would wear earrings (for some reason the OP even has problems with that...) and the men would do trucking, get tattoos, etc. Now men often also wear earrings...

@Ziggy: Reminds me of Genesis 8.22: :) "While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease."

What precious memories for you...

@Not me It's a hymn paraphrase, really, based on Philippians 2....

@Mayflower Another good one for the Proverbs thread... :)

@Mayflower Well, anyway, great that you can discern a good heart... :) Of course, when you think of all the great-grandmothers who may have worn double pierced earrings since the late 1970s, etc., it's an argument that runs a bit thin, if even single pierced pairs are regarded as supposedly...

Some of the moms of teen girls who with their daughters in the late 1970s started getting their ears double pierced - let alone single pierced - might possibly now be great-grandmothers or even great-great-grandmothers; doubles are seemingly so well established now, including among not a few...

@Mayflower God bless your family... :)

@Nancy Among the most serious and sober-minded, Godly women wear earrings sometimes; the whole premise of the thread's title is bizarre, to say the least...

@Nancy You like Hillsong, don't you? :)

@Mayflower I think you mentioned a while ago that a guy from your church got a bit negative about ear piercing; fact is, it's so widespread, and at our local church from time to time a probably a majority of the boys / young men would wear earrings; it really is so widespread; so I can't...

@Mayflower Great for your Proverbs thread also... :) Hope you guys had a good birthday occasion together today...

Don't be surprised if grandsons as well as granddaughters wear earrings; so many do.

You are being very dogmatic. The Lord's Supper links the church -rather than Israel - to the Rapture: 1 Corinthians 11.26.

For so long, the tacit equivalent for women of men wearing neckties in somewhat formal situations is to wear earrings; no rule about it, but it's been a widely perceived fact. These days, the second pair of holes has almost become a standard, including for not a few Godly women.

I think your dogmatism does not take into account that there is nothing in Scripture that must occur before the church is raptured...

The second holes have for some ppl become almost standard. Numerous Godly women do second holes - let alone the firsts that the OP oddly seems to object to...

Luther said he wouldn't waste a word with someone who didn't believe that the Bible is the Word of God.

Did you write this, @David in NJ ? :)