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Victorious Secret: Lingerie for Overcomers

Posted on October 23rd, 2008 by Belteshazzar into the Uncategorized category

Since this is "Offend Your Readers Week" I just had to pass along this article from the Wittenburg Door about a Christian clothing company called "Victorious Secret". (Warning: Link contains provocative pictures of women in flannel nightgowns.) Here's a brief sample:

There's a widespread misconception, she said, that Christians fear pleasure, especially sexual pleasure, and see it as degrading, corrupting and tainted.

"That's a dirty, rotten LIE," she yelled, stamping her foot on the marble floor.

"But it's always so hard for a couple to transition from kneeling together in awe before the gates of heaven — praying for famine victims in Darfur, for instance, or the political situation in East Timor–and then jumping into the sack for a session of hot carnal pleasure. I wanted to help bridge that gap. That was my sacred mission."

I'm surprised they haven't already promoted an Ephesians 6 line of clothing which would include the bustier of righteousness and the garter belt of truth.

(Instant Purity Test: How many bad puns are in the title of this article?)

20 Comments To This Post

  1. catalyst said:    

    Love it! You had me at “Victorious Secret”.

  2. sola fide said:    

    I was kinda thinkin of starting a line for Christian men called “Victor’s Secret”. Maybe we could sell them through the blog here. What do you guys think? Maybe they could say “TITHE!” or “GIVE!” across the butt.

  3. DeTox Church Group said:    

    So does this have anything to do with the “7 day challenge”–the latest craze in the mega church world. Word on the street is Wendell is on this bandwagon too. They must be getting bored with all the money they rake in from the properity doctrine and now need something to do with it all.

    Not that there’s anything wrong with having sex for 7 days but do they have to turn THAT into an obligatory spiritual practice too like tithing? What happened to spontanaity and surprises? Why does everything need to be a discipline? e.i. do they have to ruin this too? They already think they are reaping the benefits of the ‘wicked’ by calling the cash in from the 4 corners of the earth.

    My friend just informed me there’s a pastor’s wife journaling all about it and she has decided to have sex for 30 days straight. (owch) I suppose if you are gonna obsess you may as well obsess over sex. But who wants to hear anything about it from a pastor’s wife? It’s a little creepy if you ask me.

    My friend said the Sovereign Grace ppl are into this new sex rule too.

  4. DeTox Church Group said:    

    sola fide on October 24, 2008 at 8:37 am said:

    I was kinda thinkin of starting a line for Christian men called “Victor’s Secret”. Maybe we could sell them through the blog here. What do you guys think? Maybe they could say “TITHE!” or “GIVE!” across the butt.

    Where’s Scrupe when we need him? Isn’t he the one who designed the Judah thongs?

  5. An Unscrupulous Man said:    

    http://clothing.cafepress.com/item/victors-classic-thong/232194541

  6. Nina said:    

    lol. I first thought the 7 day challenge meant NOT having sex for 7 days.
    I have no clue what goes on in the megachurch world because I haven’t been in it for a while.

    Seriously, are these people repressed or something? :) I think it must have been the purity movement of the past. All I remember is Glenda Malmin telling us that oral sex is wrong and as though it is breaking a direct commandment from God. She wouldnt say why. She was talking oral sex between a married couple.

  7. An Unscrupulous Man said:    

    For those whose calling is evangelism:

    http://clothing.cafepress.com/item/got-jesus-classic-thong/19529841

  8. Detox Church Group2 said:    

    Let’s see they took over our checkbooks, our time, our children in interns
    and now they are moving into the bedroom. What’s next? I’m afraid to ask.

    Yes the repressed shall overcome!

  9. Freedom to Run Away! said:    

    Wasn’t it Wendell’s son who gave the lurid details from his sex life
    to the youth of the church there in his sermons? You know the young folks you are encouraging to stay pure. How exactly was that supposed to help them we ask-to tantalize them?

    The buzz on the net is they’ve just found a way to speak on topics that used to be off limits and they are boundary -less. Whether it’s appropriate or not
    they want in your bedroom.

    Church bulletins are selling the topics of the classes such as ‘new positions’ and we don’t mean in Christ.
    Examples abound on the internet as people are incredulous with this latest trend. The unbelievers are having to shield their children’s eyes
    from the billboards placed on the freeways in Dallas, TX.

    Oh well if its not recycling and saving the green earth its sex talk. Good thing we don’t have timeto share the gospel anymore or that could really turn the world around.

  10. DeTox Church Group said:    

    An Unscrupulous Man on November 13, 2008 at 8:14 am said:

    http://clothing.cafepress.com/item/victors-classic-thong/232194541

    THANK GOD! WE KNEW SCRUPE WOULD COME THRU!

  11. DeTox Church Group said:    

    DeTox Church Group on November 14, 2008 at 12:54 am said:

    An Unscrupulous Man on November 13, 2008 at 8:14 am said:

    http://clothing.cafepress.com/item/victors-classic-thong/232194541

    THANK GOD! WE KNEW SCRUPE WOULD COME THRU!

    YOU ARE TOO FUNNY! ;-)

  12. DeTox Church Group said:    

    Nina on November 13, 2008 at 9:41 am said:

    lol. I first thought the 7 day challenge meant NOT having sex for 7 days.
    I have no clue what goes on in the megachurch world because I haven’t been in it for a while.

    Seriously, are these people repressed or something? :) I think it must have been the purity movement of the past. All I remember is Glenda Malmin telling us that oral sex is wrong and as though it is breaking a direct commandment from God. She wouldnt say why. She was talking oral sex between a married couple.

    Yes, Nina, in a normal world . . . but as we all know now we weren’t dealing with a normal world.
    they’ve repressed themselves for so long they’ve finally swung the pendulum clear to the other side and sanctioned it with their blessing. I think it may have something to do with if you can’t beat ‘em join ‘em — or they listened to Judah expound on what fun he is having in the bedroom and didn’t think he should be the only one having such a good time. . . or it could be ’sex isn’t wrong cuz God made it for married people so we are going out on a limb and taking the challenge of having 7 days of sex’

    ok, fine. but why do you have to tell the whole world about it?! Billboards announcing it? What will it be next?

    and, um, the oral sex thing is probably also sanctioned as ok now by the Church Lady Glenda Maldrum.

    So back in the day when Glenda was publically announcing that oral sex is wrong for married couples, did those who participated in such (gasp!) extricate their guilt by way of confession to the elders or what? Isn’t it a bit creepy that the leadership thought they had a say in married couples’ most holy and private act of marriage? none of their business in my opinion. sheesh.

  13. Nina said:    

    DeTox Church Group on November 14, 2008 at 1:10 am said:

    Nina on November 13, 2008 at 9:41 am said:

    lol. I first thought the 7 day challenge meant NOT having sex for 7 days.
    I have no clue what goes on in the megachurch world because I haven’t been in it for a while.

    Seriously, are these people repressed or something? :) I think it must have been the purity movement of the past. All I remember is Glenda Malmin telling us that oral sex is wrong and as though it is breaking a direct commandment from God. She wouldnt say why. She was talking oral sex between a married couple.

    Yes, Nina, in a normal world . . . but as we all know now we weren’t dealing with a normal world.
    they’ve repressed themselves for so long they’ve finally swung the pendulum clear to the other side and sanctioned it with their blessing. I think it may have something to do with if you can’t beat ‘em join ‘em — or they listened to Judah expound on what fun he is having in the bedroom and didn’t think he should be the only one having such a good time. . . or it could be ’sex isn’t wrong cuz God made it for married people so we are going out on a limb and taking the challenge of having 7 days of sex’

    ok, fine. but why do you have to tell the whole world about it?! Billboards announcing it? What will it be next?

    and, um, the oral sex thing is probably also sanctioned as ok now by the Church Lady Glenda Maldrum.

    So back in the day when Glenda was publically announcing that oral sex is wrong for married couples, did those who participated in such (gasp!) extricate their guilt by way of confession to the elders or what? Isn’t it a bit creepy that the leadership thought they had a say in married couples’ most holy and private act of marriage? none of their business in my opinion. sheesh.

    Honestly, I have no idea. It was in a social roles and relationship class of PBC. We’re talking about college aged adults that giggle like pre-pubescents whenever they hear words like “petting” “lasciviousness” and “masturbation”

    So, I cant imagine them confessing this to another person. They would die of embarassment before they can finish. I think it puts unnecessary guilt on people. I can understand when a pastors talk about oral sex between unmarried people.

    It bugs me when Christians, particularly leadership preach their personal preferences as though equivalent to biblical truth. I figured out that there is no purpose in trying to reason or talk sensibly with certain people. Back then, would there be a point in talking to anyone in leadership about it?

    The best thing to do is to mock them.

  14. DeTox Church Group said:    

    Detox Church Group2 on November 13, 2008 at 8:48 pm said:

    Let’s see they took over our checkbooks, our time, our children in interns
    and now they are moving into the bedroom. What’s next? I’m afraid to ask.

    Yes the repressed shall overcome!

    Could it be that they’ve repressed the TRUTH for so long something’s gotta give!

  15. DeTox Church Group said:    

    Freedom To Run Away said:

    Wasn’t it Wendell’s son who gave the lurid details from his sex life
    to the youth of the church there in his sermons?

    Maybe it’s Judah who has inadvertantly started the whole thing! Ha! Yet another way that the ‘big dogs’ can compete with each other while lording themselves over the minions!

    The buzz on the net is they’ve just found a way to speak on topics that used to be off limits and they are boundary -less.

    Ah yes, the Boundary problem. They have no qualms of trying to get in where they don’t belong — The beauty of being Free To Run Away is when Truth finally wiggles its way to the surface, people can CHOOSE TO LEAVE. But even before leaving bad churches, people can choose to not let the weirdness in. That’s where it starts. Now THAT is revelation when one finally figures THAT one out!!

    Church bulletins are selling the topics of the classes such as ‘new positions’ and we don’t mean in Christ.
    Examples abound on the internet as people are incredulous with this latest trend. The unbelievers are having to shield their children’s eyes
    from the billboards placed on the freeways in Dallas, TX.

    Wonders never cease - (class on) sex positions in the church bulletins! And billboards in Dallas! The Dallas part doesn’t surprise me. I wonder what Joel and Victoria Osteens’ take is on all of this~ or are they in Houston?

    Oh well if its not recycling and saving the green earth its sex talk. Good thing we don’t have timeto share the gospel anymore or that could really turn the world around.

    Isn’t that so true! They should be putting statements like this in their bulletins instead and having classes on how to do the 180 from strange distractions - how to keep the Gospel our focus and all that.

    Note: We have mentioned before that it’s not that we are against recycling, saving the earth, or sex — it’s just when the church makes these their focus, Jesus’ original message gets lost in the all the hub bub.

  16. DeTox Church Group said:    

    Nina said:

    It bugs me when Christians, particularly leadership preach their personal preferences as though equivalent to biblical truth. I figured out that there is no purpose in trying to reason or talk sensibly with certain people. Back then, would there be a point in talking to anyone in leadership about it?

    My reference to talking to leadership about it was really more tongue-in-cheek but I’m glad you answered anyway Nina!

    I agree about it being pointless to talk with these types. Practically speaking, first, you could never get an appointment with them in a timely manner (over here it could be cancelled at least 3 times so by the time you get in the door your frustration would have mounted to a new high); and second, they really think that they (leadership) is called by God to do the thinking for the sheep. “Let your pastor figure this out for you”

    The best thing to do is to mock them.

    Ha! true! Catharsis at its best!

  17. Anonymous said:    

    Nina on November 13, 2008 at 9:41 am said:

    lol. I first thought the 7 day challenge meant NOT having sex for 7 days.
    I have no clue what goes on in the megachurch world because I haven’t been in it for a while.

    Seriously, are these people repressed or something? :) I think it must have been the purity movement of the past. All I remember is Glenda Malmin telling us that oral sex is wrong and as though it is breaking a direct commandment from God. She wouldnt say why. She was talking oral sex between a married couple.

    There was a prophetic couple in the Vineyard movement (pretty old even for back in the late 80’s, so I don’t even know if they’re alive anymore) named John & Paula Sanford. In one of their books, they explained that oral sex between married people was wrong because God meant us to be face to face in real intimacy and quoted some obscure bible passage. That was the only explanation they could give. My guess is that it had to do with their age. This was THEIR belief based on their own hang-ups but felt the need to try to make it a “thus saith the Lord” so came up with a convoluted scripture to support this belief.

  18. Insane Warbler said:    

    In one of their books, they explained that oral sex between married people was wrong because God meant us to be face to face in real intimacy and quoted some obscure bible passage.

    Does that rule out doin’ it “doggy style” too?

  19. Brian K said:    

    Woops, posted this in the wrong thread first time.

    I found this article to be very interesting:

    http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/11/03/081103fa_fact_talbot?currentPage=all

    FTA:

    …the vast majority of white evangelical adolescents—seventy-four per cent—say that they believe in abstaining from sex before marriage. (Only half of mainline Protestants, and a quarter of Jews, say that they believe in abstinence.)…

    … But, according to Add Health data, evangelical teen-agers are more sexually active than Mormons, mainline Protestants, and Jews. On average, white evangelical Protestants make their “sexual début”—to use the festive term of social-science researchers—shortly after turning sixteen…

    …The gulf between sexual belief and sexual behavior becomes apparent, too, when you look at the outcomes of abstinence-pledge movements. Nationwide, according to a 2001 estimate, some two and a half million people have taken a pledge to remain celibate until marriage.

    Usually, they do so under the auspices of movements such as True Love Waits or the Silver Ring Thing. Sometimes, they make their vows at big rallies featuring Christian pop stars and laser light shows, or at purity balls, where girls in frothy dresses exchange rings with their fathers, who vow to help them remain virgins until the day they marry.

    More than half of those who take such pledges—which, unlike abstinence-only classes in public schools, are explicitly Christian—end up having sex before marriage, and not usually with their future spouse.

    … communities with high rates of pledging also have high rates of S.T.D.s. This could be because more teens pledge in communities where they perceive more danger from sex (in which case the pledge is doing some good); or it could be because fewer people in these communities use condoms when they break the pledge….

  20. Anonymous said:    

    Insane Warbler on November 15, 2008 at 6:54 pm said:

    In one of their books, they explained that oral sex between married people was wrong because God meant us to be face to face in real intimacy and quoted some obscure bible passage.

    Does that rule out doin’ it “doggy style” too?

    Can’t remember (it’s been 20 years and I have NO desire to re-visit that book!!!), but I actually think that’s the inference.

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