Tattoos - Page 5

RandyWayne · #1 07-03-2010, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Timmy

Perhaps this is what he looked like before he was "inked"?

freeatlast · #2 07-03-2010, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by RandyWayne

Perhaps this is what he looked like before he was "inked"?

Is that Steve Epley?

Cindy · #3 07-03-2010, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Timmy

Are tattoos a sin? Ask this guy:

I think he looks ridiculous.

Jack Shephard · #4 07-03-2010, 02:43 PM

Johnny, it is always the HG's temple. What he is saying is that you can not twist the scripture to try and mean what you want it to. Like the verse that says the devil is the "prince and the power of the air" as an arguement against TV. Doesn't hold water when you argue with a scripture that is not addressing tattoos or anything exterior.

johnny44 · #5 07-03-2010, 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

Johnny, it is always the HG's temple. What he is saying is that you can not twist the scripture to try and mean what you want it to. Like the verse that says the devil is the "prince and the power of the air" as an arguement against TV. Doesn't hold water when you argue with a scripture that is not addressing tattoos or anything exterior.

I said it was my opinion.If you want to paint your body that's your choice.Ill call it graffiti,my choice of words. Although I refer to our bodies as the temple of GOD . Its at your choosing to do with it as you desire.Igave no chapter or verse.

notofworks · #6 07-03-2010, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by johnny44

I said it was my opinion.If you want to paint your body that's your choice.Ill call it graffiti,my choice of words. Although I refer to our bodies as the temple of GOD . Its at your choosing to do with it as you desire.Igave no chapter or verse.

And as you use language like "Graffiti", you issue condemnation, or at least, annoyance, at those who feel the liberty to do so. Why couldn't you just keep it at, "It's something I choose not to do because of personal taste"?

johnny44 · #7 07-03-2010, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by notofworks

And as you use language like "Graffiti", you issue condemnation, or at least, annoyance, at those who feel the liberty to do so. Why couldn't you just keep it at, "It's something I choose not to do because of personal taste"?

I cannot condemn anyone .Only GOD can do that.I use the word graffiti.what do you call it?If you take offence at me using that word for tattoo then I apoligize.

notofworks · #8 07-03-2010, 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by johnny44

I cannot condemn anyone .Only GOD can do that.I use the word graffiti.what do you call it?If you take offence at me using that word for tattoo then I apoligize.

I use the term, "Tattoo." I'm not offended, just having a discussion.

Jack Shephard · #9 07-03-2010, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by johnny44

I said it was my opinion.If you want to paint your body that's your choice.Ill call it graffiti,my choice of words. Although I refer to our bodies as the temple of GOD . Its at your choosing to do with it as you desire.Igave no chapter or verse.

Agreed you do have your own opinion and they or it is valid. All I was saying is that saying the term graffiti it gives the suggestion that it is negative or illegal.

Jason B · #10 07-03-2010, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

Johnny, it is always the HG's temple. What he is saying is that you can not twist the scripture to try and mean what you want it to. Like the verse that says the devil is the "prince and the power of the air" as an arguement against TV. Doesn't hold water when you argue with a scripture that is not addressing tattoos or anything exterior.

so we can do anything we want with the physsical body, because its only "exterior?"

on my cell tonight sorry for bad typing; and not able to input as i want to right now