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Well, exactly, especially if many in professing Christendom turn out to be jogging along obliviously in the wrong direction...

I reckon I do wonder from Scripture about what exactly I am looking forward to... the answer: 1 Corinthians 11.26.

YW... :) (...and I see someone just voted also...)

@Waiting on him : FYI: I thought of our brief discussion on the other thread from Ephesians 2: pinterest dot com (She seems pleased with it, anyhow, doesn't she?)

The words of Scripture say it all.

John 14.6

Ecclesiastes 9.15: "Now there was found in it a poor wise man, and he by his wisdom delivered the city; yet no man remembered that same poor man."

I think Ephesians 2 is a good antidote to the free will way of thinking...

TV, computers and an educational emphasis on political rights at the expense of the alphabet, is maybe behind a widespread loss of literacy...

I guess it's a bit like how, while many granddaughters will have long flowing hair, not a few grandmothers have the urge to keep theirs cropped razor short. The fact that your son had the urge to jump right in to start getting tattooed - which both genders have the urge to do now, of course - is...

A different way of saying that some ppl major on the minors and minor on the majors... When people have a different view of ultimate truth, however, I guess this is inevitable.

Years ago people who learned to read through the Bible seemed to be far more fluent than some with a high school education today...

Yes, excellent question.

We need the one Mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus (1 Timothy 2.5).

In the end it boils down to the nature of revelation, I think. If God has already revealed Himself in the Person of His Son, and His Work at the Cross, as testified by Scripture, then this is where we should continue to look in order to seek spiritual enlightenment.

It must anyway be useful to have a tattoo artist in the family. The profession used to be pretty well a male preserve, although lately it seems to have opened up significantly to women, doesn't it?

The snow plough is busy outside... (Do some of you guys write it, snow plow?)

Well, we need to make the Scriptures our yardstick.

I'm guessing that up here in the freezing north there a many ppl who wish for one-way tickets to Florida (Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, etc...) :)

It basically says that formerly it was usually men that got tattoos. Now, though, it seems that so many women have it done also. The poll question simply asks, Is it a viable means for both genders to express faith convictions in testimony.