Does a woman have to get her breast implants taken out if she becomes a Christian?

Question

Or does praying over them help?
What if she has deformed breasts from nursing babies otherwise?

Is plastic surgery an official "sin" or an unofficial sin?

Also, What do you think about Christian women who get a nose job? What if her nose was really deformed and ugly before, she can't get back her old nose...so does this just mean God will punish her with a huge nose in heaven?

Answer 1

I have breast implants.Yes my mum said to me I should be happy with what god gave me,but 2 kids shrunk them to fried eggs.I didn't feel like a woman anymore,I was desperately unhappy.They do look and feel completely natural,and if you didn't know me you would never guess they are fake.I have always tried to follow the right path in life.I know right from wrong.In my heart I am the best possible person I can be.It is wrong what I have done.It is an official "sin".I can live with it,I just think well I've not commited murder or something really bad.God is forgiving.Nose jobs,if I had a nose that someone could ski off,I would not hesitate to get that done either.God will forgive me,I've been a good person all my life.

Answer 2

No there is no clause from God telling you to remove your breast implants. Plastic surgery is not a sin, but I do believe Americans spend way too much money trying to look perfect. We are not meant to resemble Ken and Barbie.
I don't know any Christian women who have gotten nose jobs and I don't think the Lord will punish them for something so frivolous.

Answer 3

i'm sorry, yet whilst failed implantation equals abortion or miscarriage do you already know that each and every unmarried lady in the international miscarries a minimum of 9 or 10 situations a 12 months! it is something that the human woman physique does rather lots each and each month. and albeit I even have on no account heard that a conventional delivery administration pill has that result. If it did why would there be a desire for the "morning after" pill"? a conventional delivery administration pill isn't adequate to stay away from implantation. The morning after pill grants a lots lots larger dose of the lively components in the conventional pill. A so pronounced as, "morning-after" pill PREVENTS being pregnant as a results of fact it prevents implantation. For the main area the human physique prevents implantation. If it did no longer each and every woman who had intercourse, in or out of marriage, would produce a kin the likes even the Duggers (18 little ones and counting) have on no account seen!

Answer 4

Leviticus 19:28 says not to cut your flesh.
As far as nursing babies, that is what God intended those breasts to be for. Besides it helps the baby grow healthy.
Basically what you want to know is whether God accepted you as you are or trying to make yourself look better to others. If God made you then you are perfect in His eyes no matter how you look as you age. God punishes everyone for their sin. I am not God so I cannot tell you what her punishment will be. But God did say repent and go and sin no more.

Answer 5

Look, plastic surgery isn't a sin. I think it's more like disrespect to God if you do it because you aren't satisified with the body that He gave you.
However, if you want to spend your own money to fix a really bad nose, or snaggle teeth, or something like that, I don't think God will mind.
And no, a new Christian doesn't have to get rid of her implants. God is more concerned with her spirit.

Answer 6

God loves you no matter what,..... and either way. I think that God would hope that you would feel loved and beautiful and happy, no matter which way that you appeared, and that you would feel and show that to Him, and to others, too. I don't think it matters much to God whether you have implants or not, or plastic surgery or not. I think that He would prefer that you are happy with your natural self, but is more concerned with your spirit and soul, and with that which would bring you into a closer and more meaningful and loving relationship with Him. He wouldn't want for you to suffer or be troubled, or have anything come between you and your relationship with Him. I think that He wants for you to be happy and healthy. I think that makes Him happy. If your implants are causing your health (whether physically, emotionally, psychologically, or spiritually) to suffer, and are negatively affecting your relationship with God, then do something about them. If your nose is negatively affecting your health in any way, and your relationship with Him, then do something about it. If not, then leave them alone. Praying and searching your soul, and gathering medical information will help for you to decide. I hope that your heart and mind will find Peace.

Answer 7

Where in the world do you get the idea that a Christian woman cannot have plastic surgery just to make herself look better? Is it vain? Of course it is, but does it mean you reject Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior? No, of course it doesn't! Look, we all sin. No one is perfect. So big deal, you're vain! Some people are alcoholics, and some people gossip. What's the difference?

Once you accept Jesus into your heart, you don't have to do anything to make yourself worthy.....you already are!

Answer 8

This is one of those subjects that only you can answer. If you feel it is a sin - then it is - if you don't, then it is not. God gave you your body - it belongs to Him - treat it accordingly.

Here is what the Bible says:

1 Timothy 2 v9-10

9 I also want women to dress modestly, with decency and propriety, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, 10 but with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God.

Answer 9

What sins you did before you become a christian are forgiven through Christ. It doesn't matter what you look like in heaven all is beautiful in the kingdom of God!

Answer 10

not at all, God loves you, doesn't matter if you have breast implants or if you are going to do a plastic surgery, the important thing is your soul, good acts...