"One thing that convinced me that naturism is good was asking myself which is healthier: to be afraid, bashful, ashamed, or embarrassed to look at another person's body, perhaps commenting that "nobody wants to see that" or objectifying it? Or to be able to look at a person as he or she really is without any fear, shame, judgment, embarrassment, or objectification, and just accept the person calmly without batting an eye? What would (and did) Jesus do upon seeing a naked person? Would He have turned away until he or she had put on some clothes, or would He have looked at the person in love, compassion, and acceptance? Which is the godlier response to nudity? Why is it considered godlier to be horrified of each other's bodies and to turn away as if one has just witnessed something monstrous and grotesque? —Young Female Naturist, Name Withheld