The Catholic Church does not 'defend' the long hair of Jesus. There is really no evidence that Jesus had long hair and most icons that picture Jesus with long hair are based on the Shroud of Turin or Mandylion which is now thought to have been the same cloth as the Shroud but folded so only the face is shown. Both show an image of a man with long hair. If Jesus followed the style of the time, his hair was probably short. If Jesus were a Nazarite, he would have had long hair but all evidence seems to show he did not follow Nazarite traditions that dictated long hair and no drinking of wine nor touching of dead bodies. Since the authenticity of the Shroud is still in doubt, the long hair of Jesus is also in doubt.
However, even if the Shroud of Turin turns out to be a fake, it would still not necessarily mean Jesus had short or long hair. As we see in the Gospels, Jesus was not always a strict observer of Jewish traditions and was constantly at odds with the scribes and pharisees over rules of conduct that they were enforcing on the people as being Divine in nature when they were of human origin. Jesus was not a conventional Jew and challenged the authorities all the time. We can not rule out long hair completely.
In the book of Revalations John described Jesus Christ as He will look on His return. "His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow...".
no one knows he was supposed to be oriental looking. so dark hair like black or brown
No one really knows but he is described with long hair and a beard.
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If you mean physically then it would be he had curly hair, and tan skin. Most characteristics of a Jew by race.
Probably "Tommy" and "Jesus Christ Superstar" that's the only two I can think of.
No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.No, they would not be offended. They believe in Jesus and you can do whatever you want with your hair. There are others that don't cut their hair either, like Sikhs.
Jesus was ethnically semitic (Hebrew). This means his physical appearance was the same as every other ethnically Aramaic person: olive complected with dark, straight hair. There are no actual paintings of the actual Christ. The paintings that exist are artists renditions of how the individual artist believes Christ would have looked.
No, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) do not believe this, and no it is not true.
There is no mention in the bible if whether Jesus' hair was long or short. We assume that his hair was long due to where we read about other men in the bible, during that time period, who had long hair. However, John in Revelation 1:14 saw Jesus as, "His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow;...". Jesus DID have His say about long hair on men when He inspired I Cor 11:14, "nature itself teaches you that if a man has long hair it is a shame to him". We know that our Lord Jesus Christ had NO shame. What He had was white as wool and snow - mine is white but with some darker in it. That's as close as I can get to being just like Jesus! He was NOT a Nazarite which had vows including long hair and not touching dead bodies which He did to raise them from the dead. Jesus was raised in Nazareth making Him a Nazarene without that Old Testament vow. Jesus had to be identified by Judas and was paid to do it! He looked like any other ordinary disciple and man of that time. Did you ever notice that in drawings the disciples and other men have relatively short hair and Jesus has long?
The Bible does not specifically mention the length of Jesus' hair, but artistic depictions often show him with long hair.
Yes. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) may dye their hair. Most try to maintain a simple and modest apppearance so they only dye their hair natural colors. Check out the "Related Links" to see photos of Mormon women who have dyed hair.