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    Ecclesiastes 1: Is it all vanity?

    The prodigal came to an end of himself; a picture of realizing that life without Christ is vanity...
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    Revelation 11-the measure of the temple

    Interesting; actually the term is Incarnation rather than Immaculate Conception - a term not recognized as Biblical by Protestants, and which refers to Mary, supposedly.
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    Good point; maybe in some areas especially it's more prevalent...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    Thanks for your vote; and seems like you family and friends indeed have them...
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    What's the weather like where you are?

    Further south in NZ, right? :) Unless in Australia you guys are facing the Roaring Forties...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    @Mike Bishop FYI, did you see this poll/thread?
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    Not only young men - as years ago - but also young women now in large numbers seem anyway at their coming of age to go to the parlor to do it with relish; like being inked up is - at least for them - part of being a new adult, don't you think?
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    Revelation 11-the measure of the temple

    I would be particularly interested in how the Tabernacle links the reader to Christ, in His blessed Person and work. Hebrews is a wonderful Epistle.
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    Let's talk Vaccines, from a medical, scientific, historical, ethical and theological perspective.

    Though maybe I am getting off topic... It does go to show that corporations do wield huge power...
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    Let's talk Vaccines, from a medical, scientific, historical, ethical and theological perspective.

    In effect, maybe the CIA /Pentagon gives itself permission for some of their (sometimes unstated) long term goals....(look at the Bay of Pigs, for example...)
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    Let's talk Vaccines, from a medical, scientific, historical, ethical and theological perspective.

    PS: Depends how 'negligence' is defined, really...(a lot of money for lawyers there...)
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    So I guess when your son(s) and daughter(s) went for their inkings they did it because they really wanted it; not just that they were just swayed...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)
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    Let's talk Vaccines, from a medical, scientific, historical, ethical and theological perspective.

    Just what if foreign policy negligence could be charged to the Pentagon /CIA when it all goes wrong, like with the marketing of defective products...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    I guess I should have said that because of prevailing customs you were not at all surprised that both son(s) and daughter(s) wanted to get inkings?
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    Let's talk Vaccines, from a medical, scientific, historical, ethical and theological perspective.

    It's a pity if innocent patients are regarded in Pentagon / CIA terms as 'collateral damage'...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    Maybe the 'rather not say/neutral' option? or maybe this isn't nuanced enough for you...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    I guess what you're really saying is that for both young men and women that come of age now, having it done is part of life...
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    Poll: Tattoo regret at various levels...or no regrets at all...

    PS; @Sabertooth Did you vote in the poll? (there are various permutations of options for answers...)
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    Amos 3.3, a thoughtful verse: "Can two walk together, except they be agreed?"

    @Mike Bishop FYI, thread...
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