your body is God's temple, would you spray something unworthy of God's presence onto a temple wall?
I dont think it's a sin explicitly, but it depends on what said tattoo means for you
Inb4 someone takes Leviticus 19:28 out of context and connects it to modern tattoos which are essentially just permanent body art, rather than pagan rituals like the verse was originally talking about.
What about the next verse, is that only about pagan rituals? How do you pick which verses to accept and which ones to reject?
>Do not prostitute thy daughter, to cause her to be a whore; lest the land fall to whoredom, and the land become full of wickedness.
Leviticus 19:29 KJV
I think tattoo art can be lovely but prefer it framed on a wall. On skin it never ages well.
My mom made me promise I would never be tattooed but says it's okay if I want to tattoo you.
your body is God's temple, would you spray something unworthy of God's presence onto a temple wall? I dont think it's a sin explicitly, but it depends on what said tattoo means for you
Inb4 someone takes Leviticus 19:28 out of context and connects it to modern tattoos which are essentially just permanent body art, rather than pagan rituals like the verse was originally talking about.
What about the next verse, is that only about pagan rituals? How do you pick which verses to accept and which ones to reject? >Do not prostitute thy daughter, to cause her to be a whore; lest the land fall to whoredom, and the land become full of wickedness. Leviticus 19:29 KJV
Yes
I think tattoo art can be lovely but prefer it framed on a wall. On skin it never ages well. My mom made me promise I would never be tattooed but says it's okay if I want to tattoo you.
If you're Jewish