There is no Jehovah's Witness mandate to wear particular garb in bed. Jehovah's Witnesses (like most people) therefore decide for themselves what they want to wear to bed (or if indeed they want to wear anything). normal things....
Hitler did kill Jehovah's Witnesses, not just Jews. In the concentration camps Jehovah's Witnesses had to wear a purple triangle, similarly, Jews wore the star of David.
generally they were allowed to wear their own clothes
The purple triangle was the patch or emblem that Hitler required Jehovah's Witnesses to wear in the concentration camps. Hitler had different patches that he made the prisoners wear according to their identity, such as the star shaped patch that the Jews had to wear. Why Hitler chose the purple upside-down triangle, I do not know, but he did have an especially strong hatred for Jehova's Witneses. He boldly anounced in a speech that he would completely wipe out the Witnesses in Germany. They refused to raise arms against their fellow man and Hitler could not break their integrity.
During the holocaust. They had to wear it over their left breast pocket, over their hearts, so that they could be marked out.
No. Jehovah's Witnesses do not wear crosses which they view as symbols of pagan worship.
Jehovah's Witnesses have no objection to head scarves, or hats, or baseball caps. We can even wear wigs.
There is no Jehovah's Witness mandate to wear particular garb in bed. Jehovah's Witnesses (like most people) therefore decide for themselves what they want to wear to bed (or if indeed they want to wear anything). normal things....
Yes, our women folk wear makeup.
Yes
It was purple
Purple triangles
Hitler did kill Jehovah's Witnesses, not just Jews. In the concentration camps Jehovah's Witnesses had to wear a purple triangle, similarly, Jews wore the star of David.
Likes: We both wear formal clothes for our meetings. Differences: Only Jehovah´s witnesses preach worldwide door to door.
Jehovah's Witnesses have no rule to how long their sleeves are so long as they are modest.
Camouflage clothing is generally associated with armed forces which Witnesses have no part of. Therefore it would seem to me to be something unacceptable to most Witnesses.
If we are a patient in a hospital, yes.