The idea of women wearing head coverings comes directly from 1 Corinthians 11:2-16, where Paul discusses the topic of honor, authority, and spiritual symbolism. But does this instruction extend beyond worship settings? Should women wear head coverings at all times as a sign of their faith and submission to God?
Throughout history, Christian communities have approached this passage differently. Some see head coverings as a timeless practice for all women, while others interpret Paul’s words as culturally specific to the customs of his time. The conversation touches on deeper issues of biblical interpretation, gender roles, and how faith practices should adapt (or not) in today’s world.
What do you think? Should women always wear head coverings, or was this guidance meant for a particular context?
Read more about the biblical perspective on head coverings here.