wonder – does that mean everybody should? And why do women cover their heads, but men do not? As I said, I have no objection to wearing a veil, and actually I much prefer it as I find myself less distracted and less inclined to make eye contact when wearing a veil. While I agree with the objections of some of my classmates that it is the intention that counts, I find myself uneasy at their suggestion that it does not matter what one wears – I can’t help but notice that when I dress differently, when I do wear a veil, I find that my behaviour is also somewhat influenced. But perhaps this is just me? I hope you manage to understand what I am getting at and I do apologise if it is a bit jumbled. With sincerest gratitude through Christ, Amanda 9
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