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Great privilege and opportunity to be a prayer warrior! :)

I see... So was it his first ink? Seems like when a young man or woman turns 18, then it's almost as a rite of passage that he or she does the ink thing; but it doesn't necessarily mean that later they will become really dedicated to getting more tattoos.

Of course, you have daughters, right?

It's first principles from Hebrews 11...

Sounds like you still see him but the ink has been healing well and he's now thinking about other things.

It's one of the more popular placements now (especially among women) and of course if there is wording in the design (and not least, something like a Bible verse, etc.), then the arm does lend itself to being a place for it.

So did he mention his ink lately?

Yes, it's a sticky summer for some ppl...

A wet afternoon at times, once again.

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

Romans 14 is actually the New Testament believer's great charter of Christian liberty. (Whether or not Fundamentalists admit it.)

Some ppl do seem to thrive on debate... (Whether it is always a search for truth from God's Word is another matter...)

All I can say - which you don't seem to see - is that many Christians do indeed see it as a Godward, God glorifying act to receive a faith design that will likely result in many opportunities for testimony. Seem within the framework of Christian liberty as per Romans 14, this would indeed make...

Yes, it was really odd, wasn't it @Miss Hepburn ?

I was referring to the Biblical use of the word.

I don't know what you mean about the example of someone holding down another person against his will for a tattoo. Some Christians do indeed believe that a faith based, witness friendly design would indeed be God glorifying.

I was puzzled also...

The defilement in question in the passage you quoted relates to fornication. Some Christians are convinced of the proven conversation-starting quality of a faith based design - such as a Bible verse - as being very much a witness tool.

Hoping it all goes well for you...

@Acolyte Oh so you all sooner or later - mother, father and son - have been initiated into tattoos as a family. (I guess it all makes you guys quite understanding of the urge to do it, when someone in the family decides to get ink.)