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There is plenty of Biblical evidence for the Lord Jesus being in eternal equality with the Father.

PS: @Josho Often Samoans, Asians, etc., who get tattooed receive the ink via the "traditiona;" method, whether 'stick and poke', or whatever the local term would be. My guess that most of the parlors in your area of Australia would use the Western method of tattoo machines, right?

Thanks for your comment. I was thinking particularly of it as an effective means - among many others - communicating hard hitting Biblical lyrics.

Such an important doctrine, indeed. From an English language perspective, I don't understand the difference between the words 'eternal' and 'everlasting'.

@justbyfaith There is often a choice of parlors; hence also some of the idea behind the poll, above, as regards the possible scope for Christian input into the industry.

PS: Good point; I think that pursuing tattoo art as an artist can be a wholesome professional passion - so to speak - but you are right that when any profession becomes driven by money and - yes - greed, then there should be the warning lights in the conscience.

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

I do think that, as well as Stryper, Disciple has also produced some effective Christian hard rock.

@CovenantPromise FYI...thread and poll....

Thanks for your comments (and vote!).

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

PS: Can hardly believe we are into November already...

@Sabertooth I'm intrigued by the patterns on it, anyway...

@OzSpen PS: They can be expensive, although it all hinges on the amount of time that the artist needs to spend on it. This is why for Christians a small first faith based tattoo - such as a Christian fish symbol <>< or a Bible reference - John 3.16, etc. - inked on a wrist is often attractive...

She made some really lovely posts, above! God bless your family. As regards ink, and your daughter's interest, it's what women do now, so many of them; as well as the formerly near exclusive male pursuit of it.

Today has been blustery and cold; wet earlier bit it turned dry.

Thanks for your comments; and no I don't find you obscurantist in your views at all, but rather - if I may say so - refreshing. Blessings.

Thanks for your comment. @Hidden In Him mentioned Stryper; do you know their tracks?

Yes, I was thinking somewhat of Stryper, etc. Thank-you.

I can understand this from your point of view. Thanks for your comment.