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It's not the Lord's Supper at all.

@Helen It's a spiritual, Scriptural body, right? rather than a denominational one.

Well, would you really want this?

:) ....?

source: thebump dot com A lot of Christians would argue that, since it's so normalized, it creates lots of opportunities for faith based ink for witness purposes.

So you feel you have proved that the Apollo missions didn't go to the moon?

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What I meant, @Nancy, was that for you to have written those Scriptural sentiments, you must have spent years meditating about it all...

I do think Romans 8.38-39 shows that the true believer will be preserved.

@Waiting on him ...and it was in the Apostolic period, before the Scriptures were complete.

Well, but really whether or not she does or does not get tattooed - irrespective of what you may wish - she still may have your best interests at heart, right?

@Nancy Scripture has to be our guide...

@Nancy So do you ever put all yours in (even once in a blue moon, so to speak) that you mentioned in the past? Whether worn frequently/infrequently, I do think that, with the really long established custom for women to have their lobes doubled and even tripled, it's hard to justify denying a...

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Wise words, @Nancy; a lot of life experience there...

@brian100 Well, my answer would really be that if she does it, it should be of her own initiative, and not under pressure. (As regards the state of the heart - which is hidden - it depends...) So what do you think?

@Behold John 14.6 such as great, memorable verse there...

@Rita There's so much Scripture to be sufficient to explain our saving faith, isn't there? :)

@Rita Yes, well it can be nice. I think it's fine for both genders, if ear piercing is what they want to do. Like you say, seems like it's the teen years when it really starts being done (with ink also at 18, often). It can all be nice all round (especially in moderation) can't it?