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I think historically Manchester was part of Lancashire, even if not now under Lancashire County Council. I haven't been there for many years.

@Pearl I looked back and I think you said, before your enlightening, if that is even the word, Anyway, you certainly don't seem upset with his ink now! :) If I may say so, you don't seem to harbor old fashioned attitudes.

Great idea! So didn't you say you were from the north of England? Wars of the Roses country, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and so forth...still driven by the Middle Ages in some ways...

Maybe so! The "Fellowship" section seems to one where all sorts of subjects can be posted. You guys in the UK have such a lot of history.

Sounds a great idea; thanks!

I've really appreciated it for many years....:)

@Pearl Didn't you say that you yourself benefited from a sort of enlightening experience? in that your son's first ink started to bother you, but you subsequently became completely comfortable with his various examples of inkings?

This thread has really taken off...

Oops.... :) We digress....

Thanks! There is something so absorbing about history in stone! :)

What I meant was, among consevative evangelical Protestants the 'holiness' teaching of 'sinless perfection' is not widely held. Although positionally we are seen as perfect/complete in Christ. In view of Romans and Galatians on justification, the believer can say: "How perfect is His...

It's the positional and conditional aspects of sanctification. :)

Oh okay; that's the one then! I love history...thanks.

@Pearl : Yes, what you said on the other thread fits exactly here also. Although particularly years ago a lot of ppl didn't like tattoos, and women, speaking in general, didn't participate (but fully participating now), yet now, as far as Christians are concerned — whether among tattooed or...

I think I've heard of Hall i'th Wood (unless I'm thinking of a similar one in Manchester).

Interesting comparison of the chapters there; indeed, the chapters are quite close together.

For some reason, in Canada the Medieval re-enactments seem to be particularly popular.

Indeed, and it leads us to be steadfast, verse 58. :)

This is a good thread; and that Isaiah 25.4 verse about the Lord's strength amidst the storm has stirred me for years.