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@Waiting on him The One Whom we serve 'humbled Himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the Cross' (Philippians 2).

@Not me Sorry, it was back a bit about tattoos... I guess we can always move on...

@Ziggy Good verses there, quoted...

@Ziggy It's what ppl soon learned to do and just did.

@Ziggy Oh I agree about corporations...it's when they start dictating foreign policy, too....

@Ziggy Yes, in those days it was what ppl did. Pearl mentioned about her family and her mom, decades back: Prior to WW1 it was more of a man thing (although historically before the American Civil War it apparently used to be widespread for women to smoke also). But from about WW1 onward...

@VictoryinJesus So you think that, at least while you smoke, you'll continue to stick with cigarettes rather than switch to vaping?

@VictoryinJesus It's good to receive the truths underlying the Lord's Supper; merely ingesting the physical emblems will not do this.

@Not me From back, although the saying is, Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, for not a few Christians, rather than about aesthetics, it's possibly also about going ahead and using an effective conversation starter in witness. For whatever reason, it's undeniable very widespread. FHII said:

@Christophany Great verses there...

@Ziggy A concordance or a search engine can help, too...

@Ziggy No, I'm not. But this is an interesting short video about a Christian tattoo business; the owner explains his philosophy. There are also excerpts from clients; one from a young man who was referred to the parlor by his mother; another from a young woman drawn to expressing something in...

@Christophany Thanks for the 'likes'; these issues are so misunderstood and it shows how superficial thinking has taken hold so widely among those who profess...

@Michiah-Imla Arm and wrist are popular placements for faith based designs; sometimes for something small and simple. Its widespread, anyway. FHII said this, back a bit: For not a few Christians it seems that how to get inked up is more the question than whether to get inked up.

@Michiah-Imla Romans 3.23 is indeed foundational...

It comes back to "Ye must be born again" as a work of God, not of men.

@Christophany As regards "decisions", what I do find objectional is the way professing evangelicals use manipulative, advertising techniques in order to extract so called "decisions" and then supposedly attribute ppl signing on the dotted line, etc., to the work of the Holy Spirit.

@Ziggy It's so good to quote - and memorize - Scripture... :) "Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee." (Psalm 119.11)

@Michiah-Imla PS: I suppose your comment on the other thread could in theory apply to tattoos also?

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