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One of the OP quotes said: source: allnurses dot com Even leaving aside people's likes and dislikes about tattoos, the quote does beg the following reflection: When very traditional, well educated, well mannered, moral women have a great deal of confidence to become tattooed — indeed, even...

Oslo, Norway

Laodicean

Sounds anyway like she has a real flair for it; it's a service heavily in demand and although formerly dominated by men, it's a profession that's opening up a great deal to talented women.

Look up all Spurgeon's sermons on the internet... :)

Coolidge

Malaga

@FHII Thanks for your poll vote. I guess, given its sheer widespread nature, the fact that so many contemporary Christians are tattooed means that it's almost inevitable that a proportion of Christian men and women will confidently get themselves inked up with faith related designs, doesn't it?

@rockytopva Fact is, outside the United States, the taboo culture of so called fundamentalism - as it was later to be called - did not take root nearly as much. Even in the US, prior to the Civil War, women would smoke after church. It was only in the so called Progressive Era that a whole lot...

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Iona

Gina

Kaliningrad

Teetotaler

Spurgeon missed seminary because the college maid showed him into the wrong interview room... (But it didn't seem to do him any harm at all...)

@rockytopva I see the way you voted, above; thanks! So with the (hypothetical) wrist tattoo, would it be maybe for witness purposes or more for personal reminder, perhaps?

John (not that John even remotely manifests the spirit of antichrist, but he deals with the subject in his writings...)

It frankly is very widespread today. As FHII said on the other thread:

John 14.6 is very clear...

Good text from Isaiah 66...