Church of Body Modification Updates

Church of Body Modification is not just an isolated group of teenagers who want an excuse to change the image of his body. It is well organized a kind of religion with their clergy, beliefs, norms and religious principles. The Church of Body Modification began in 2008 and currently has over 3500 members worldwide. Believers do not pray to a god, or places to organize religious ceremonies or religious practices, but I think his faith should be respected and, most importantly, protected. "We do not worship the god of body modification or anything like that. Our spirituality comes from what we choose for ourselves. By modifying the body, we can change how we feel about ourselves and how we feel about the world "said Richard Ivey, minister of the Church of Body Modification.
An incident in North Carolina drew attention to the situation of the Church of Body Modification. A 14 year old girl named Ariana Iacono was suspended for violating the dress code school. He came to school with a nose piercing and was ejected. Both the girl and her mother are members of this new church and say that body piercing and other picture adjustments help achieve inner balance and spiritual harmony.
Body piercing is considered a sign of faith, a tool used by church members to access a higher level of spirituality. They believe it is an easy way to strengthen the connection between body, mind and soul. The church's website declares a faith in the alteration of the body as "one of the safest and most responsible to stay spiritually healthy and whole." Their practices include the tongue-splitting, ear lobe or the skin stretches, implanst sub-cutaneous scars and many other ways to change the image of his body.

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For Ariana Iacono, jewels he wears on his nose ring is just a fashion statement. It is a symbol of their faith, the belief that one flesh modify and manipulate strengthens the bond between mind, body and soul. His school, however, said that the nose ring is just a dress code violation and the reasons for the suspension.
14-year-old Ariana and her mother, Nikki, are members of the Church of Body Modification. website of the church, which is not for the squeamish, professes the belief in body modification as "one of the safest and most responsible society to stay spiritually healthy and whole." Encourage piercings, tattoos, scarification, as well as cosmetic and reconstructive surgery as a means to control and subvert the body's biological physical development.
And yes, it is a true church, incorporated as a non-profit, tax-exempt.
But despite the apparent legitimacy of faith s Ariana, administrators at Clayton High School near Raleigh, North Carolina, she has been suspended for refusing to remove her nose ring. Mom says Nikki, in doing so, the school is violating its own dress code policy, which allows exemptions for religious reasons.

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