[Por_sha911]

There once was a man who came to a church on Sunday dressed in jeans, t-shirt, and old sneakers. After the service, the pastor pulled him aside and asked the man to pray and ask God what he should wear when he came back next Sunday.
Well, the following Sunday the man showed up wearing the same things. After church, the pastor pulled the fellow aside and reminded him of what he told the man last week. The man replied he did ask God and God said "I have no idea what you should wear because I've never been inside that building".

The moral of the story is we need to worry about catching the fish more than cleaning them. Let God do the cleaning. I grant you, if you know the decorum in a particular place it is proper to honor the house rules or go to a different house but is it a mortal sin to wear white shoes after Labor Day too?

p.s.
-Hats in a building is no longer in poor taste
-In the old westerns the cowboys wore hats in the bars & stores...
-I suggest you re-read the story of where Jesus said that the religious uptights were 'white washed tombs' because they were more concerned with regulations than in a heart toward God or the parable in Luke 18:10-14