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You don't know me; but since you have more or less denied Sola Scriptura, then maybe we should all let the Scriptures search us.

Sounds like you may have a really good ongoing contact there! Oh so it wasn't his first ink, then. I guess I would have been more surprised if a Grim Reaper design had indeed been his first ink. I guess depending on what his first ink was of - and at what age he got it - you would then have a...

Well, you clearly don't hold to Sola Scriptura. John 17.17; Psalm 119.105.

So do you see the guy regularly? and is it as far as you know his first tattoo?

The point is that it's not Scripture being taught and defended.

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Well, exactly. The idea seems like Latter Day Saint erroneous teaching.

I do think that where a preacher clearly declares, Thus saith the Lord from Scripture, it's not for men to overrule it. It's all about SOLA SCRIPTURA.

It's hard to deny direct sources.

Sorry about the theft that happened to you. Something like this, maybe (but maybe much smaller?) pinterest dot com I guess it could be said that being willing to receive the ink injectings is not really about feeling good as an adult - as a woman - as much as it would in theory anyway be...

Hebrews 11.6 is very relevant...

It all needs to be rooted in Scripture, as final authority.

Maybe then you would take the point that if the window display were in fact nicer you might indeed be inclined to go in to look at the portfolios non-committally? This also perhaps shows that there is awareness in North America among tattoo artists of the very large clientele among Christians.

PS: Here is 2 Corinthians 7.10 in the KJV: "For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death."

A very good question; I think you would find living in North America very interesting, where there is often a different perspective on things in some ways among Christians, compared with the UK, probably. As regards parlors, the ethos of a parlor depends on the person or people who work in...

Glad you are. :)

People don't realize what they are doing, often...

I know you don't intend to do it, but you would be surprised at how cost-effective a small tattoo can be, when suitable quotes from parlor artists have been obtained. This also is why for many young Christians ink seems to them to be a viable witness option that pays dividends, so to speak.

Indeed. "I the LORD search the heart" (Jeremiah 17.10).

It seems to me so often that popular evangelicals and politicians have a lot in common in the way they behave.