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268 . Bonfante, "Nudity as a Costume" 546, 548. 269 . Ableman 33-34, 37; Hall 4. 270 . Baxandall, World Guide to Nude Beaches and Resorts 13. 271 . The Naturist Society closely monitors issues related to the management of nude beaches and recreation areas. An ongoing account of the successes and failures of clothing-optional recreation areas may be found in its magazine, Nude & Natural. 272 . For a detailed account of the Cape Cod beach closing, and the unsuccessful legal challenges which followed, see Kozlowski. 273 . R. Mason 19. 274 . Rudofsky, Unfashionable Human Body 70. See also Rudofsky, Are Clothes Modern? 196. 275 . "Losses on Germany's Nude Coast" 33-35. 276 . Craft 60. 277 . For interpretations of references to nudity in the Midrash and Talmud, see Poretsky. 278 . Kilmer, "Original Sin" 84. 279 . Bahr 44. 280 . Seal 86.
281 . Kass 43; Poretsky 47; Seal 87. 282 . Poretsky 46-47. 283 . Poretsky 42, 53. 284 . Kass 43. When the King James Version was printed, it was taboo to talk about subjects such as incest more explicitly. See Seal 87. 285 . See Exodus 28:6-14, 39:2-7. 286 . See Isaiah 20:4, Ezekiel 16:37, 16:39, 23:29, Hosea 2:3, Micah 1:8, 1:11, Nahum 3:5, and Revelations 3:17. See also Hebrews 4:13. 287 . Barbour 362-63. 288 . "Spirituality" 82. 289 . John Paul II 190. 290 . Miles xiv. Havelock Ellis, however, notes that in later years "the Church was passionately eager to fight against what it called 'the flesh' and thus fell into the error of confusing the subjective question of sexual desire with the objective spectacle of the naked form. 'The flesh' is evil; therefore, 'the flesh' must be hidden. And they hid it, without understanding that in so doing they had not suppressed the craving for the human form but, on the contrary, had heightened it by imparting to it the additional fascination of a forbidden mystery." (Robinson, Body Packaging 29) 291 . St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, noted in Cunningham 49.
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