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Poll - Tattooing: from male military and biker ethos...to viable witness means for both genders?
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quietthinker
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I find it difficult to believe that this childish talk and pursuit is taking up space in the minds of those who call themselves Christians!
Possibly when the sheer potential for faith based witness designs are more widely understood among Christians...right?
Possibly Mrs Waiting knew about your daughter's tattoo artwork before you did because she never had the reservations about tattooing that you used to have?
Looks almost Japanese style...
She is very good!
So were you a bit surprised that your daughter had already started doing tattoo work on ppl?
Waiting on him
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"I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well." (Psalm 139.14)
Waiting on him
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One of my favorite psalms is the 22nd when Jesus is telling about what he’s experiencing on the crosspinterest dot com
The sufferings of Christ in the Psalms and Isaiah are indeed such a deep subject. The language is so vivid and the unity of the Scriptures between Old and New Testaments is demonstrated so clearly.
The tattoo in the picture in the post you quoted seems to have been painful...but I reckon the wearer felt it was really worthwhile, don't you think?
Waiting on him
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So many people are exposed to them now, aren't they?
Some respond to being exposed to them, some do not. I guess you yourself responded positively.
For a lot of Christians the potentials of faith based designs make them respond positively to the idea.
This one does indeed look rather sore, doesn't it? :)
But I still reckon the person thought it was really worthwhile, don't you think?
Oh well, a small one like this wouldn't take long, would it?
Maybe you were thinking of the bigger one, though.
Waiting on him
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Sorry I most have posted to the wrong one. I think I could handle that onepinterest dot com
Oh well, a small one like this wouldn't take long, would it?
Maybe you were thinking of the bigger one, though.
Actually I think you quoted a text post rather than a photo, in any case.
The photo shows a woman's wrist; and it anyway seems the case that many women find it doable to be needled at a wrist placement.
It all depends in any case how big the person wants the tattoos to be, and how much writing is going to be included in the tattooed quote.
(I think your daughter would probably regard herself as having quite high pain tolerance...)
OzSpen:
This is a long sitting - probably divided up into several sessions.
It certainly takes a lot of dedication, doesn't it?
It used to be very much a man thing - and still is - but in North America even more women than men endure the inking needle, according to tattoo parlor statistics.
Waiting on him
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My grandfather had every one of these, and also a propeller on each butt cheek. I never knew the had meaning till here recently
Very interesting! thanks.
Significant that your grandfather followed the pattern on the chart.
I think that 'Hold fast' for a believer's tattoo has particular meaning, right? :)