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Hoping it improves soon...

So how is Alberta weather-wise now? :)

The law was changed (Hebrews 7.12); and what we now have is better than the law (Hebrews 7.19). It revolves around the fact that the Lord Jesus is made for ever a priest after the order of Melchizedek.

@1stCenturyLady Do you agree that tattooing is rather different from 'cutting' (see above posts) ?

The late Chancellor Helmut Schmidt - who since 1982 was not looking to get re-elected, but instead spoke his mind eloquently on a whole range of issues as a newspaper publisher - was not convinced about the climate change / global warming discourse (which only seemed to come to the fore after...

It's interesting that, whereas earrings used to be overwhelmingly a woman thing, yet now so many men and boys pierce their ears. FYI: forums dot thebump dot com Just as years ago tattoos were overwhelmingly a man thing, yet now parlor clients in North America are in a majority female. I...

Are you Unitarian?

Frankly I strongly disagree with your assessment of the KJV.

Thank-you; interesting...

Thank-you; you and yours also.

Oh, that's interesting; very interesting! My two cents' is that where Freud says, cultivate your ego (as opposed to the so called id or superego) is and must be a rather unsound basis for any conselling methodology, since it would seem to omit any sense of moral obligation to God and to a...

Again, as opposed to years ago when it was overwhelmingly a man thing, now it's women who form a majority of parlor clients for receiving ink, apparently according to statistics; but in any case I do think that the feeling gained by getting a faith based tattoo (good, bad, indifferent) is really...

Sorry about the outages; we were warned in our area recently about the possibility of outages also..

"Even so; come, Lord Jesus". (Revelation 22).

Do you remember the ref. for this in Isaiah?

Well, these are interesting insights; thank-you. You're right; it doesn't make a lot of sense; but your direct contacts with almost always female cutters do maybe give you more of a perspective here that I might have. I do think, though, re. the feeling of having ink injected by a tattoo...

Hebrews 2.15: "...deliver them who through fear of death were all their lifetime subject to bondage" is an interesting insight here.

Because so many church "leaders" have gotten bogged down in politics, the Old Testament arrangements for tithing which they try to bring forward to refer supposedly to pastoral stipends, etc., the scheme of literal interpretation which leads to the imminent return of Christ for the church, is...

One's natural affinity is with fellow believers, right? Acts 2.41-42

I agree about the dangers of "cutting", supposedly to "feel good". I must confess I don't understand the psychology/mindset of those who cut themselves, who usually are women. Maybe this is because I am male, that I don't understand? o_O Maybe you can empathize a little more?