Glorifying God through tattoos, and challenging religious objections
By Lindsay Melvin Scripps Howard News Service
The tattoos that emblazon nearly every appendage on Stephen Day’s body trace the story of his life since he found Jesus Christ.
A sleeve of angels encircles the Hebrew word for “Mom” on his …
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I find tattoos and and body piercing abhorrent, but to each his/her own. So to for those who so frequently quote the Bible as the answer to everything.
God's word does not change, man changes it! This is the reason God is going to punish us for doing what's right in our on eyes not his! Ex. same sex marriages...tattoo's. We try to justify all evils. Amen Evelyn, it draws attention to them, not God.
While they are at it they can get the American flag Tattooed on their arse.
But all their works they do for to be seen of men: they make broad their phylacteries, and enlarge the borders of their garments, Matthew 23:5
I find tattoos and and body piercing abhorrent, but to each his/her own. So to for those who so frequently quote the Bible as the answer to everything.
God's word does not change, man changes it! This is the reason God is going to punish us for doing what's right in our on eyes not his! Ex. same sex marriages...tattoo's. We try to justify all evils. Amen Evelyn, it draws attention to them, not God.
Darlene...take your outdated, bigotted religion and stick it up you arse!