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So do you happen to remember which of you guys got inked first? :)

Sometimes the little emoticons can be very expressive...

I guess you were just glad they both found the confidence to go ahead and do it.

Turned out to be a dry evening, eventually...

Well, of course I wouldn't agree with than.

I haven't read your exchanges with her. My communications with her seem to have succeeded in being constructive.

The first 9 verses of Ephesians 2 are interesting and instructive. :)

And why not welcome her back? :)

She's actually a nice lady; not that I always agree with her views.

A design I got on my arm years ago soon faded; wasn't a success. But when ppl use careful discretion for a faith based one (Bible text, Christian fish sign <><, etc.) it can prove to be a conversation-starting success.

Well, if she's been doing it repeatedly at her stage of life now, maybe you'll find she isn't yet done getting inked.

Thanks for your vote! :) Yes, 26-40 is all about knowing one's mind about being inked. (Whereas after 40 is almost: 'Wish I had done this years ago...', or maybe so...)

A similar argument could be: "I believe not, because God's Word cannot be added to or changed".

Great verse there! :)

Oh well, you do have to make sure about typos, if the tattoo is with words, yes! My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; imagine if neither she nor the artist had missed a typo...! But it seemed fine. It was her favorite Bible verse and mine...

The living process of growing in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ (2 Peter 3) never stops.... :)

We need more ppl with this attitude, right?

First I would want to read Ephesians carefully before deciding whether I like Calvin. People who just dismiss him should maybe first see what the Epistle to the Ephesians (not to mention John 6) really says.

Me neither...

We went though Galatians recently in our local church; it was a really good study... :)