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@brian100 Many ladies do think so, yes. Many do think it's a nice, wholesome development. So, do you?

If you owe the government $1000, it will get the $1000 from you. If you owe the government $500,000,000, you get to tell the government what to do...

@Helen...we shall see... :)

Detroit is indeed a big, cosmopolitan place...

@brian100 "Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it." (Matthew 7.14)

@Rita Oh, Ephesians is so searching....great testimony of how the Word of God changed you.

@brian100 PS: Although in the photo the tattoo looks a little blurred, maybe this is not reflected in reality. Sometimes also some blurring can occur if the ink runs; it needs to go in to exactly the right depth of the dermis: not too shallow, not too deep, for the best effect.

Prayer and the Scriptures are so important in one's personal path to heaven, through faith in the Lord Jesus and His finished work at the Cross, and in efforts to win others to Christ also, by God's grace.

Lots of welcomes already...:)

@brian100 Oh, I can see now, yes. Thanks for explaining. Yes, it's a nice design. Now I can see, it, definitely. I can understand how a lady might regard such a design as a nice one to become tattooed with. Did you maybe know the person when she decided to have it done? or perhaps it was...

Yes, it's small, isn't it? Sometimes the choice is made to keep the tattoo small. It's not apparent what the design is of, either, in this case.

Hi; good to see you

Hi, @Funny bird Good to see you back on the forums; reading the Scriptures carefully and consistently can be a great blessing.

@Josho Do you understand what this thread's OP is really saying?

I think this is a wrong statement. There are Godly women - who post on these threads - who happen to be tattooed. Although several decades ago it wasn't so customary for women to become tattooed, today it's done very widely by both genders. Including sometimes by Godly women, who have chosen...

@Rita Well said; exactly.

Actually, Mother of God, or Queen of/in Heaven, are not Scriptural expressions.

L: Louisiana

C: crimson