Can there be actually A Naked Heaven?

Naked Heaven:
Naturism may be the earthy example to your heavenly future; in fact, in my opinion that it's
imminent. Consider the truth that God didn't give Adam and Eve clothing until after He put
thorns and thistles in the ground. Note that at no time did God condemn Adam and Eve being
nude; He gave them coats of skin, so the world wouldn't damage their physical bodies while
working the ground to get something to eat.
When God created man, he created him naked; this is because the body can perform its
functions the greatest when we're nude. Symbolically, individuals were without sin when God
created them and they remained without The Nearly New Jersey Bare Years Eve Party until
chapter 3 of Genesis. When God creates for us a new heaven and a fresh earth, there will be
no more hex (Rev 22:3). God didn't condemn Adam and Eve for being nude; they
condemned themselves and this was the reason for the justification that Adam gave God
when asked where Why Be or Become A Naturist? Here are the top 10 reasons! was (Gen
3:11). If the motive that God gave us garments was to cope with the curse, then when the
hex is wiped away, we will not have a requirement for clothing.
Naturism in Heaven
Modesty and shame are the reasons why a lot of people may believe that we will need
clothes in heaven. Those who believe this regularly point to the scripture 1 Timothy 2:9 as
support for their belief. They interpret this scripture to mean that Paul says we should appear
modest and by extension we cannot reveal all parts of our God-created bodies to the world.
However, in all actuality by definition, to be modest is to be showy or boastful. Modesty
needs to do with behavior, actions and the purpose behind those actions, not with clothes. In
context this verse deals with places of worship, which Paul expressly says in verse 8. "In
every place of worship, I need guys to pray with sacred hands lifted up to God, free from
anger and controversy" (1 Tim 2:8, NLTSE).
Some people may claim that both Aaron and others at that time had to wear certain garments
so that their nakedness would be not observable. The issue with that approach is, in context,
those scriptures are speaking about worship. Both examples used coped with worship and I
agree with Nathan that in this passage, Paul was focusing more on people overdressing not
under-dressing because folks for the reason that time were more comfortable being nude.
This may be due to the technology of that age since folks didn't have the ability to mass
produce garments as we do now. To prevent damage to their own clothing they took their
clothes off when they worked just as Peter did (John 21:7) and the gardeners of that time
(Matt 24:18). So we should understand that folks needed to experience nudity back then just
as others want to experience nudity in certain circumstances today in certain European
shores and unofficial clothing optional beaches in the US.
Few people truly think about nudity in Heaven or on the New Earth. Since we'll have no
disgrace in Heaven and if we are to return to Eden (as seen in many uses of the phrase) we
can be assured that we will have the choice to go without clothes because we understand
that our bodies perform the greatest as God created them.
After reading a novel called Heaven by Randy Alcorn, John is depicting folks as wearing
garments to which they were accustomed on world, which leads me to believe that this really

is the way our after life will be. Now if we were accustomed to nudity on earth and being nude
was not condemned during the autumn, then we should be expected to be naked on the new
Earth at least some of the time. The Bible states in several places that we shall have
redeemed bodies (2 Cor 5:3 and Rom 8:23); this means that we will have new bodies on the
redeemed earth and will no longer have a need for clothes.
The first aim of clothing was to shield us from the thorn and thistle that God set in the ground.
After the Noah's flood, the intent behind clothing, I believe, was expanded to shield us from
our surroundings, because we'd need to cope with dangerous weather conditions. For a
fantastic resource on the impact of Noah's flood and how it shaped our world read The
Biblical Basis for Modern Science by Henry M. Morris. In conclusion, without the curses of
Genesis 3 or weather conditions from which we will need to protect ourselves, there really
will be no need for clothing; although we're able to wear them if we so desired.
Scripture References:
Genesis 3
Revelations 22:3
Genesis 3:11
I Timothy 2:8-9
John 21:7
Matthew 24:18
II Corinthians 5:3
Romans 8:23
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