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PS: When you got them, it was nearly always men that had it done, right? Now apparently even more women do it in North America than men do.

Seems to me as a Canadian that it's a job that takes a lot of guts...

Could it thus be made into an opportunity for witness, if conversation-stating Bible verse tattoos, etc., are received?

The warnings of Scripture are there to be heeded.

Verse 13 could read: "our great God and Saviour".

Good to see your contributions...!

@marksman PS: Thanks for your comments just now.

Oh I agree about the witness of a life lived for Christ. Totally. (I just wondered if you totally discount any blessing via a Bible verse that is inked on skin as opposed to on paper...?)

"True image of the infinite, Whose essence is concealed, Brightness of uncreated light, The heart of God revealed. But the high mys'tries of Thy name An angel's grasp transcent, The Father only - glorious claim! - The Son could comprehend." John 1.1; John 1.14; John 1.14; Colossians 2.9; 1...

The deity of Christ is a glorious, Scriptural doctrine. :)

I see, so it's bikers under the affluence of inkerhol that you find problematic, right? (Rather than inked bikers, bikers with bikes, bikers with piercings, etc....)

So would it be the bars or the bikers that you find objectionable...? :) (PS: I'm a teetotaller...)

Well, some of the snow melted, but we'll see what happens again now, overnight...

I wouldn't worry too much; sometimes stuff amounts to he said/she said. Easy to bow out of...

@marksman PS: I guess a lot of men and women now have tattoos in Australia...

Do you see them pragmatically though as a potential witness means? (e.g., Bible verse)

Some things are of real substances; while others are more of a he said/she said variety...

Well, exactly; but people do indeed drift into more and more sin. A good and marvellous thing that by His grace God did not just leave sinners to their own devices.

Thanks for your comment, Sir! (Did you vote in the poll?)

Hi, Sir; good to see you on the forums.