Hopefully most of us still have a standard of modesty that would not allow us to prance around scantily clad in the great outdoors.  Besides not wanting to invite the lust of a roaming eye, we should also not want to so endanger our skin with harmful cancer-causing UV rays.  (God has many reasons for us to be clad modestly.)  Exposure is really dangerous!  Thus, it is wise when even modestly arrayed to wear sunscreen with at least a UV protection of 15.  Most of us, having taken no thought about such things, have likely already done a great deal of damage to our skin.  Luckily, there is a new procedure that can enlighten us concerning our skin cancer risk.  There is new technology out now that allows a special camera to take a picture of one’s skin using UV light (a.k.a. black light). The final portrait is that of the amount of damage already done to one’s skin by exposure.  A lot of “beautiful, young” people look unattractive and ancient when the picture develops.  In a sense, it is really scary because it is like there is an entirely different person inside you that most people will never see until it is too late for you to repair the damage. In like manner, far too many are taking their chances by exposing their spirits to the weak and beggarly elements of this world.  The Bible, being a mirror for the soul (cf., James 1:22-25), demonstrates the effects this exposure