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Hi, Sir. So you have always thought tattoos as taboo. I guess it could be said also that when tattoos were overwhelmingly a man thing, getting tattooed might have been thought to be a taboo by many women; but this has changed enormously, hasn't it? Some tattoos are faith based, and provoke...

I think the idea there in Galatians is to avoid ritualistic observance.

Actually the tribulations in Matthew 24 and John 16 seem to be different. One is a unique future event after the church has been raptured; the other is the tribulation principle.

It's not false. In terms of who is involved and what happens, there are plenty of verses to show that it's the church that is involved and the church is caught up in the air, taken out of a world reserved to judgment.

This would mean that He became the Son, not that He is the eternal Son. John 3.16 makes it clear that He Who was given was the Son already.

If one reads Matthew 24 carefully, conditions would show that it is a Jewish remnant that seems to be in view.

Do you see the tribulation of Matthew 24 involving the church? I don't.

Hi there; so does the writer acknowledge the Bible to be God's Word?

Assumption of Mary, Transubstantiation: examples of what was added to what Scripture says, centuries later. (There are a lot more.)

Maybe so. I don't know. It seems now that with more women working as tattoo artists, anyway, this might be linked with the willingness of more women to get larger ones than used to be the case. (It's hard to conceive anyhow of an artist such Ryan Ashley only with rather small tattoos that were...

I would see the chapter referring to the completion of Scripture, and therefore the need for sign gifts passed.

NEW HAMPSHIRE, by TS Eliot: "Children's voices in the orchard Between the blossom- and the fruit-time: Golden head, crimson head, Between the green tip and the root. Black wing, brown wing, hover over; Twenty years and the spring is over; To-day grieves, to-morrow grieves, Cover me over...

I think I saw that video also; the photoshoot, right?

I meant it as a general principle. (BTW, I don't see 'tongues' as relevant; I do see cessation of them in 1 Corinthians 13).

People will leave the truth, certainly. It's a sign of apostasy; nothing to be proud of. John 14.1: "I will come again, and receive you unto Myself". 1 Corinthians 1.26: 'For as often as ye eat this bread and drink this cup, ye do show the Lord's death till He come." The Lord's coming...

Biblical prophecy is really good; when it starts to become speculative and sensational it takes on the aura of science fiction, sometimes. I' not familiar enough with all Hal Lindsey's writings to know to what extent some of them might be regarded as science fiction.

It used to be that when women started having the confidence to get tattooed the designs that were received were often small. It's ppl like Ryan Ashley who have the confidence to get bigger ones who have probably helped other women to have the confidence to get bigger ones also, don't you think?

"Thy will be done" is a great yardstick to praying right and looking to see Scriptural answers. :)

I wonder, would all the squirrels in Mexico be the North American grey squirrel? God made them all, anyway.

Some good thoughts here recently. But seems we have come a very long way from the historical perspective of the suffragettes in the OP. :)