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Thanks for your poll vote participation. Particularly as regards your probable observations of your daughters' inking experiences, these can indeed be very meaningful if undertaken deliberately, but should benefit from plenty of planning, right? (I'm guessing this is behind your particular...

@Taken FYI...new poll, focusing particularly on the age of the recipient...(I was informed an older one had expired).

YW. Trusting you guys will be doing better; I think I heard there were health problems.

From Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22, Acts 2.42 and 1 Corinthians 11.26 I do think that the Lord's Supper is indeed a remembrance of the Lord Jesus for His followers.

Good to see you back, Sir, also...

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

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Well, with so many of their daughters these days wanting to take inking initiatives, moms these days need to be very tolerant, I reckon, like your wife evidently is...right? :)

"Whatsoever is sold in the shambles, that eat, asking no question for conscience sake" as 1 Corinthians 10.25 in the King James quaintly puts it. :)

If we can give thanks for our food, then no need for us to complain, right?:)

Okay! And I guess she has also simply been patient with your daughters' ink initiatives, when they have arisen, right?

So much so called evangelicalism is devoid of a true experience of the new birth as per John 3.

Yes; I know what you mean! A picture speaks a thousand words sometimes... Mrs. Waiting isn't into any tattoos, though, is she? (Many Christian women are, of course, because of their witness expressive, conversation-starting property.)

The new birth (John 3) is indeed the key.

Rather not say whether you'd "rather not say", is fine! :) Blessings.

@Waiting on him I was intrigued with your recent statement: "90% of all conversation is expressive". Since many Christians get their faith design ink injections done with the intent for them to be conversation-starters, this provides quite an insight, doesn't it?

In unbelief, so many ppl are 'Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.' (2 Timothy 3.7). But faith is the perspective that changes it all.

It's such a magnificent chapter!

Thanks for your comment; so maybe voting 'Not sure / rather not say'....(?) :)

@marks FYI, did you vote in the new poll, above?