how do you approach someone with tattoo without hurting them ?
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Just say, the money you spent on such, if you invested with that, how much money would you have now ?
To me it looks like a lot of the people who have such tattoos, how can they afford such to be done !
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With all of the man-made sins that crept in Christianity over the centuries it is easy to judge, condemn, and look down your nose at other Christians. And people maybe very knowledgeable about the man-made sins put all that effort is a waste because you can read the words in the Bible but if you do not know the spirit of Christ and Christianity, you don’t get the most important part of Christianity. A desire to condemn or look down your nose at other Christian defines your character for all to see. And it is not the character of Christ.
The fuel and effort to condemn others is usually the desire to edify themselves…..
I am more right with God and a better Christian because I do not have tattoos.
How do you approach someone with a tattoo without hurting them? Why would you want to approach someone with a tattoo? Because you understand Christianity better than them? If you do not have tattoos, does that make you more right with God? NO.
What is the difference between a Christian that does have tattoos and one that does not? No difference.
Tattoos have their own risks. But unless they are for worshipping Pagan gods it is not about religion.
As a parent you would be much more helpful educating them about the process than getting an attitude.
1. Use a reputable tattoo shop, preferably one that you have seen some of their work.
2. Judge a book by its cover, take the time to watch them work. Is the place clean and does the tattooer consider sanitation, skills.
3. Choose carefully what you put on your body. Your kids will see your tattoos. No profanity or rudeness. Your tattoos are a display of your character and your thoughts to friends, family, and children to see. Inappropriate tattoos can limit your job opportunities.
Christianity needs a little less condemning.
The fuel and effort to condemn others is usually the desire to edify themselves…..
I am more right with God and a better Christian because I do not have tattoos.
How do you approach someone with a tattoo without hurting them? Why would you want to approach someone with a tattoo? Because you understand Christianity better than them? If you do not have tattoos, does that make you more right with God? NO.
What is the difference between a Christian that does have tattoos and one that does not? No difference.
Tattoos have their own risks. But unless they are for worshipping Pagan gods it is not about religion.
As a parent you would be much more helpful educating them about the process than getting an attitude.
1. Use a reputable tattoo shop, preferably one that you have seen some of their work.
2. Judge a book by its cover, take the time to watch them work. Is the place clean and does the tattooer consider sanitation, skills.
3. Choose carefully what you put on your body. Your kids will see your tattoos. No profanity or rudeness. Your tattoos are a display of your character and your thoughts to friends, family, and children to see. Inappropriate tattoos can limit your job opportunities.
Christianity needs a little less condemning.
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