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PS: Don't forget, ppl, that the poll expires soon!

Some things are funny, though... In Psalm 2, the Lord laughs at His enemies...

@Prayer Warrior PS: A bit like the question on the other thread, has anyone ever in your household had a tattoo?

So I guess that nicotine has never been in your system from the air you commonly breathed, then.

What do ppl think is the most effective placement for a faith based tattoo to work as a conversation-starter in witness? (I can even see this question being the possible basis for a new thread, once this thread's poll expires.)

Np, I'm not... Has anyone in your household smoked?

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I guess Acts 2.42 is quintessentially non-denominational....

Oh really...

Ephesians 1 is a searching passage...

Member of the baptist Bible study sisterhood...?

Well, it's never too late to start. As your daughter grows you never know, you might have an opportunity to do drawing together.

PS: @Dave L : Did you see this quote? forums dot thewelltrainedmind dot com Clearly now a lot of witness potential has opened up, anyway.

But did you yourself ever smoke up to 3 packs a day? (I think the average consumption would be way less than this, anyway...

When I see a young Christian with a burning desire to testify, I have a very hard time in seeing why ppl would get really negative about faith based tattoos, such as Bible quotes, etc. It's rather like young people being keen to distribute Gospel tracts. The fact that it's become rather...

Yes, you would have to ask DaveL what he was thinking about, exactly...

My wife and I talked to a young lady who had the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse and mine also; and I'm sure that other conversations have arisen as a result of her willingness to become tattooed in this way. Interesting comparison: so do you use...

What was it called? 'The Ghost of Christmas past', or something like that...

You made a good point about sanctification. Imagine Christianity without any self-denied regulation of those other things you mention. Not sure I would see smoking and sex in the same category, though, would you?

On the second...as in Egypt's King Farouk...