Religions forbid a lot of things. I'm pretty sure none of them are the basis of our salvation. Especially a tattoo that was designed to be a constant reminder of a Creator that is beyond our imagination, beyond our comprehension, and so beyond words that the only way to say His name was to breathe because no words could describe Him. Besides, who's the Jewish one you're referring to?
WWJD? "In general, Jewish law does not permit the intentional defacement of the human body, and this applies to tattoos. Also, after the Holocaust, many Jews are repulsed by the idea of marking their bodies in the way that the Nazis marked the bodies of their victims." Rabbi Jeffrey Wolfson Goldwasser
I'm a follower of Christ. And I have found no biblical passage forbidding it. It is a gray area, and thus, I feel I am not in sin by having it. Anymore questions? ;)
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Religions forbid a lot of things. I'm pretty sure none of them are the basis of our salvation. Especially a tattoo that was designed to be a constant reminder of a Creator that is beyond our imagination, beyond our comprehension, and so beyond words that the only way to say His name was to breathe because no words could describe Him. Besides, who's the Jewish one you're referring to?
WWJD?
"In general, Jewish law does not permit the intentional defacement of the human body, and this applies to tattoos. Also, after the Holocaust, many Jews are repulsed by the idea of marking their bodies in the way that the Nazis marked the bodies of their victims." Rabbi Jeffrey Wolfson Goldwasser
by the way, I am not Jewish...
I'm a follower of Christ. And I have found no biblical passage forbidding it. It is a gray area, and thus, I feel I am not in sin by having it. Anymore questions? ;)
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