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That passage, and 1 Corinthians 15.57... :)

@Naomi25 Likewise, logically, the question of Christians working in tattoo parlors also arises...doesn't it?

I'm sure there are...

Some of the Patristic writings are good; others questionable... Like you say, Scripture is the yardstick.

I saw a video with a talk which claims that the quality of ink used in tattoos has changed a lot in recent years.

I don't understand J Osteen's popularity; and the Lord's coming is seen clearly in the Lord's Supper, 1 Corinthians 11.26. :)

@amadeus Thanks for the 'like'.

@Nancy PS: Like it, loathe it; when manufacturers give tips about young men as well as young women having it done, it's merely reflective of widespread, current practice. Piercing Trends: Double Ear Piercing for Men Men's Ear Piercing: Fathers and Sons Ear Piercing Tips for Guys A lot of...

The key is to keep 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews 12.2). :)

A truly glorious chapter, containing much that's vital about God in Three Persons, the work of Christ, the assurance and eternal security of the believer, prayer and much besides.

@Sabertooth My wife and I have seen it work, anyway, because Christian young ppl have proven willing to be inked as a testimony tool.

Hi, @Lifeasaking Hi; do focus on Scripture and what it says about the Saviour, truly the central and glorious theme of the Word of God. :)

Personal interest and testimony can go a long way in a person's development of understanding of Divine things.

Links in well also with the Fruit of the Spirit section of Galatians and with the Parable of the Sower .

Yes, and while years ago a few ppl might have still thought that 'nice young ladies don't get tattoos', yet in fact today, speaking generally, it's exactly what many serious Christian students, preachers' daughters who are considering faith based designs and wanting to witness to their friends...

We said we were considering selling the rights to our discussions with our (former) 'phone company to the next edition of Laurel and Hardy...

PS: I think it's still true that it's something that among young men and boys from immigrant families an especially strong wish to do that is evidently especially strong.

Such a GLORIOUS chapter, Romans 8. Shows that truth and doctrine must be spiritually discerned, as the Holy Spirit gives enlightenment and understanding.