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I never said it was not a construct of society. You took up this argument with me when you began to tick off a number of tribes of people who had substantially different attitudes, and I from the beginning, from before you even chimed in, had stated that I knew of such things but that the majority of cultures have some sort of clothing taboo and some modicum of modesty where sex is concerned.
I would be most glad if both you and Tim took a few moments to go back and read what I actually have said as opposed to making things up. To repeat, and strenuously, I NEVER suggested that attitudes towards sex were not moldable. I have repeatedly stated that they can be. I have simply observed a lot of commonality across the globe concerning sex and clothes and I have yet to see even the slightest indication that the exceptions to that rule you and Tim have cited constitute a proof that Christianity is somehow the root of all sexual hangups in western society.
From this I have been transformed into some xenophobic closed minded bigot for essentially not agreeing with you and Tim, at least in his mind. This is not an uncommon discussion tactic in my experience from those who seek to prove something negative about Christianity. It just doesn't happen to work on me, as I tend to rear up rather than dissapear when being accused of some sort of wrongdoing or malicious intent that I never had or exhibited.
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