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Naturism: Is it a lifestyle, a right, a religion?

Published Feb 3, 2023

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WARNING: VERY CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECT! Naturism: Is it a lifestyle, a right, a religion? In most countries, the practice of the naturism (enjoyment of clothes free lifestyle or if you prefer, the preference of living nude), is legislated. Many countries around the world prohibit public nudity and their laws and punishments can be severe, for whoever display their nude body, in public. Others have decided to change their constitution, and as such they allow public nudity I am referring to Spains constitution, which provides the RIGHTS for anyone to go out and about nude in any public settings. But many countries, are more conservative and do allow public nudity in certain settings such as beaches, or specially designated national parks trails, like in Germany. If you talk to individual naturist and nudist as well as their representing organisation, they will tell you it is a lifestyle in which a person enjoy not wearing clothes. As stated above, some Governments recognise naturism as a legal lifestyle. How about a right? Well according to my understanding of various countries laws, only Spain accepts public nudity as a right! Yes, their constitution gives anyone in Spain the right to go out & aboutnude! What a fantastic country to leave in! So next thing is to find out if NATURISM is a religion. This one is going to create such a controversy I already see the polemic in the medias and social medias! Why would I even ask this question?...well my ulterior motive is that here in Australia, the constitution state that, no one can be discriminated based on their religion. So if we could establish that NATURISM is a religion, there will be legal grounds, for all those practicing naturism to go out and about their daily life, in the nudelegallywithout being discriminated! or at least have some amendment into State & Federal laws regarding public nudity. If this theory is proven, imagine the social revolution, that will occur, once the primary onset of contestations, complaints and legal cases have passed! In order to assess this theorylets look at religions around the world and acceptance of nudity in the past & current society: Here, where I live, in Australia, it is an offence to deliberately expose your genitalia (nude body) if it may offend someone, who can see you from a public area so if you are naked in your house and people can see you from the street via your windows, you are committing an offence. So lets step back a bit and do some analysis: Nudity in religion deals with the differing attitudes to nudity and modesty among world religions........... Now, while I could display the whole controversial content here - I do not want to offend anyone and be barred, or have the blog removed by admin, so the rest of my blog, is publicly available at https://http://vince2021.blogspot.com/ My apologies if this causes you any inconvenience, to view it all on another platform, but I believe it is worth reading and sharing.