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@Sabertooth Did you know that some couples today at their wedding ceremony include getting a mutual tattoo, to symbolize the marriage's permanence?

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Fine looking building there in Brisbane; is it the famous city hall? :) Over here, if you mention Outback, ppl will think it refers to the chain of Australian-theme restaurants of that name...

I'm not in a primary sense an evidentialist; my background is more arts, etc. My preferred appeal is simply from Scripture to those who will hear.

Good sentiment! :)

Cold but dry today; but a dumping of snow expected tomorrow... o_O

Well, good; glad you've got a work environment that suits you more. Hope you had a good Lord's Day.

Great hymn by Luther, based on Psalm 46... :)

@Butterfly Anyway following on from the things you mentioned I'll reckon you would probably feel comfortable working at a hairdresser's, or in a Levi's denim store, and maybe even in a tattoo parlor of which I remember Brighton has a good selection.

Well, I do think we need to focus on Scripture's treatment of the theme of fellowship; John's First Epistle is such encouraging reading; and in the end 'truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with His Son Jesus Christ'. :)

How's Australia? any snow there? We have had snow up here....(Genesis 8.22)

@Sabertooth They do! :)

@Sabertooth I think I'll paste it to the other thread... :)

(Addendum here also, because relevant: ) Hi, @Butterfly As well as its history of being manly, getting tattooed is very well established as a thoroughly womanly thing to do; there are Godly women who do it, meditating on Scripture about it, still liking it years later, enjoying opportunities...

@Butterfly My wife chopped her hair years ago - very widespread among Godly women. My wife wears pants most of the time - very widespread among Godly women. She's not inked but being inked is very widespread among Godly women.

Wait til you look at some other forums... :)

Sounds a good sentiment!

It can be good to compare translations! I do like the King James myself.