Piercings and Tattoos?

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Piercing or tattoo?

  • Piercing

    Votes: 36 20.6%
  • tattoo

    Votes: 27 15.4%
  • neither

    Votes: 81 46.3%
  • both

    Votes: 31 17.7%

  • Total voters
    175
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HumbleSaint

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Actually the Christmas tree originated with pope Boniface when he said lets let Christ be the center of our home so the put up a tree in the middle of the house all year round, but its evolved since then. :)
Are you against women wearing pants?
Tattoosactually originated with slavery in England they put numbers on the slave because they were property but it is different now so it doesn't really matter. :)
Yoga- is what you make it
:)

Wow thank you for that information. If the Pope had something to do with the Christmas Tree origins, then no wander it is pagan. Because if you read Revelation 17 I think it is very apparent that the Roman Catholic Church is MYSTERY BABYLON MOTHER OF HARLOTS.
 
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forgivenandloved

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Wow thank you for that information. If the Pope had something to do with the Christmas Tree origins, then no wander it is pagan. Because if you read Revelation 17 I think it is very apparent that the Roman Catholic Church is MYSTERY BABYLON MOTHER OF HARLOTS.
no problem. I would have to disagree about that Catholics are Christians just like us :)
 
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Cako53

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Notice also, the phrase "for the dead" is ONLY referencing the "cuttings in your flesh". The condemnation of "nor print ANY marks upon you" is not qualified by the phrase "for the dead". Also, if you’ll notice the verse clearly says "ANY marks" period.
Actually no. lol. Not trying to sound rude, but that is not what it is saying at all. It is in agreeance. Look at all of these translations:

NIV 'Do not cut your bodies for the dead or put tattoo marks on yourselves. I am the LORD.

NLT Do not cut your bodies for the dead, and do not mark your skin with tattoos. I am the Lord.

ASV Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor print any marks upon you: I am Jehovah.

NASB 'You shall not make any cuts in your body for the dead nor make any tattoo marks on yourselves: I am the LORD.

They are all just saying that you shall do neither for the dead.
 
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HopeRemains

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Wow. I just read the whole thread, and it was mildly entertaining...:) Now, to answer the original question, and the purpose of the thread, I'm going to go with "neither". But that's only because a) I just don't want to deal with the piercing(s) and b) I hate needles and therefore, a tattoo is out of the question. And now, to join the debate! This has probably all been shared, but whatever! Quite frankly, I like tattoos. Smaller ones. And piercings look good on some people (not me, lol...). The verse in Leviticus does say not to put tattoo marks on yourselves. But that's in there along with 'do not clip off the edges of your beard'. Back then, it was related to pagan rituals. Today, the same thing doesn't apply. Romans 14:23b says, "...everything that does not come from faith is sin." Well, if I were to get a tattoo expressing my faith, my favorite verse perhaps, is that a sin? I don't think so. I don't think so. Because only God knows so.
 
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Cako53

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Not sure if anyone else went there yet, but I did. Sorry if someone has already posted this.
 
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forgivenandloved

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Not sure if anyone else went there yet, but I did. Sorry if someone has already posted this.
Caleb I'd be very careful comparing Christ's death to the cross to body piercing those are two WHOLE different subjects. :)
 
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Cako53

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Caleb I'd be very careful comparing Christ's death to the cross to body piercing those are two WHOLE different subjects. :)
I realize this, lol. someone is going to flip over it and take it the wrong way. I just noticed that now. I know they are different things I just thought it was a good picture, because in a way it is true. I'm not saying that everyone should have them. I'm just saying that Jesus dying on the cross for me did save my life.
 
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forgivenandloved

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I realize this, lol. someone is going to flip over it and take it the wrong way. I just noticed that now. I know they are different things I just thought it was a good picture, because in a way it is true. I'm not saying that everyone should have them. I'm just saying that Jesus dying on the cross for me did save my life.
yes, but its not a body piercing. I understand what you are saying though. lol :)
 
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Praisedanceryoyo

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Not sure if anyone else went there yet, but I did. Sorry if someone has already posted this.

Wow .. I dont think he wanted those piercings there, it was just a way they tortured him, but i guess ...
 
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Cako53

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Wow .. I dont think he wanted those piercings there, it was just a way they tortured him, but i guess ...
I never said he wanted them there. But he loved me enough to get them there.
 
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Dmurray

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Yeah, no. Sorry those aren't "body piercings" maybe the nails pierced his body, but yeah, that just doesn't seem right. But I understand what you mean.
 
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forgivenandloved

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Yeah, no. Sorry those aren't "body piercings" maybe the nails pierced his body, but yeah, that just doesn't seem right. But I understand what you mean.
I totally agree
 
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HumbleSaint

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But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. Isaiah 53:5.

Yah, I dos'ent say anything about body piercing saving our lives. Just another way people try to justify something they know deep down they shouldn't do.
 
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forgivenandloved

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But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. Isaiah 53:5.

Yah, I dos'ent say anything about body piercing saving our lives. Just another way people try to justify something they know deep down they shouldn't do.
he brought up a poor argument to prove his point but that doesn't make body piercings wrong
 
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Cako53

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But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. Isaiah 53:5.

Yah, I dos'ent say anything about body piercing saving our lives. Just another way people try to justify something they know deep down they shouldn't do.
hmmm. I suppose clipping my toe nails should be thrown out now as well?