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Seems like she had already made it a personal means of expression even before you arrived on the scene, so to speak; and the fact that you said she received more ink recently shows very much that, whereas it was once nearly always a man thing, it's for a long time now been very much a widely...

He was quite elderly; I think quite a few young people appreciated his clear ministry. When ppl have a way of expressing Scriptural thinking clearly and succinctly, this is likely to have a good reception.

A lot of younger people do it now; I saw this quote - also in the OP - : forums dot thewelltrainedmind dot com Although it was once a man thing (sailors, bikers), it's clearly now become also a highly womanly thing to do, hasn't it? (Thanks for your vote also!)

This looks good!

You knew him personally, maybe?

Well, the theological terms can be defended Biblically, I'm sure. But, yes, it would be good to have Scripture on it.

@SovereignGrace PS: I see that R C Sproul (who died recently) was behind the chart.

Interesting chart; seems like there would be Scripture for it all...

Thanks for your vote and comment! I guess you might say that age was a factor in your own tattoo regret. And I can understand your reasoning, in your post. But I guess also for a young Christian who is already a believer at around 18, the first tattoo in a faith based design can also make sense...

To me the Dispensational scheme, generally speaking, does make sense also, if one sees the distinction between the church and Israel in Scripture.

@soul man So are you aware of any more family inking in the offing, maybe?

As per Romans 8, the true believer cries 'Abba, Father', whereas beforehand this was not the case.

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

Romans 2 says that 'the goodness of God leadeth thee to repentance'. I see what the other person means.

I am sure that periods of history have demonstrated various of the tendencies in the different letters to the churches of Asia. Having travelled widely also I guess I would also reckon that some of the tendencies can be latent in some parts of the world and very present in others, at the same...

@CharismaticLady Did you look at the poll since you came back to the forums recently? :)

The letters to the seven churches in Asia in Revelation are very searching.

Well, this is maybe not surprising, is it? While it used to be overwhelmingly a man thing to do (sailors, bikers), yet apparently now 55%-70% or more of parlor clients in North America are female, and it's evidently become a very womanly thing that women naturally do, so I guess the way it went...

Spain is a funny place, evidently... :)

Here the summer has been very slow coming...