Nudity is shameful according to the Bible.

Please stick to the format in the future. No rebuttals in this round. "Sorry, I didn't read the debate format since I didn't see it. NUDITY IN GENESISFirst of all, I want to point out to my opponent that this verse saying humans were made in the image of G-d is not referring to the *literal* visage of G-d since G-d is not corporeal. Since G-d is not a man (Numbers 23:19, Hosea 11:9)Second of all, when 'adam and Chavvah were naked, before they ate of the forbidden fruit, they weren't different from animals since they couldn't tell good from evil. In fact, once Adam and Eve ate of the fruit and saw that they were naked, they were ashamed. If what my opponent says is true, and nudity is a good thing, then when Adam and Eve were able to tell good from evil and they noticed that they were naked, then they would have embraced this nudity, rather than being ashamed and clothing themselves. Third of all, when G-d sent Adam and Eve out of the garden, he gave them clothing made of sheep skin, which means that he meant for them to be clothed. If nudity was a good thing, then G-d would have just told them to embrace being naked rather than putting some cloths on them. WHY NUDITY WAS PERMISSIBLE IN GENESISBefore Adam and Eve ate of the forbidden fruit, they didn't know good or evil, so it wasn't wrong for them to be naked in public since morally they weren't separate from animals. Let me explain; I have a pet male bunny, he can procreate with one bunny one day and another another day, and there wouldn't be anything wrong with it. Why-because he's just a rabbit, he doesn't know better. But this is why the Torah was given to humanity; to separate us from animals. So while people back in the day could run around naked, just like before the Torah incest was permissible, now they can't since moral law had been introduced. Nudity may be perfectly OK or fuzzy little creatures, but not for us since we are separate from animals. NUDITY IS SHAMEFUL ACCORDING TO THE TANAKHNudity is synonymous shame in the Tanakh, let me show you some examples of this, Isaiah 47:3:"Your nakedness shall be uncovered,Yes, your shame will be seen;I will take vengeance,And I will not arbitrate with a man. ”As you can see here, nudity=shameful by the law of substitution. THE PROPHET ISAIAH AND NUDITYMy opponent is taking this verse out of context, because just one verse later in Isaiah 20:4 it says:"so shall the king of Assyria lead away the Egyptians as prisoners and the Ethiopians as captives, young and old, naked and barefoot, with their buttocks uncovered, to the shame of Egypt. "So this is a figurative thing that Isaiah did in the middle of freaking nowhere where noone could see him, and it was used to represent how Egypt would be naked, and this would be shameful. Nudity in the middle of nowhere is a little different than nudity in public, in fact there is a law commanding weekly bathing in the Tanakh, and back in the day you would have to bathe in a river or streak or lake, thus, nudity. Again, middle-of-nowhere nudity is a whole lot different from public nudity, which I believe we are talking about. CONCLUSIONI believe that there are laws for modesty somewhere in the Tanakh, I'm going to have to read up and get ack to you on that, but in Rabbinic Judaism they believe anything above the knees or further than the shoulder should be covered.