Yesterday at work I came across a weird lady. She claim to be a christian it was an awkward conversation this lady claims we are all human we will used profanity and she loves tattoos. I told her well if we are original true Christians we must live christian standards and keep the Lord happy and avoid at all cost the profanity as its demonic language and i explain our bodys is the temple of God and we must respect our selfs tattoos opens portals to demons. Strange if people truly want to keep the Lord please we must live up Christian standers and obey not be selfs and live the wordly life. What do you think?
+1 yTats are questionable. I think it probably comes down to if the tats honor God or not.
As for profanity, we all slip up some times and let an F bomb drop or whatever but this should not be part of the regular and daily vocabulary of a Christian as scripture commands us to not use corse language or course jesting. So vulgarity would be a sin for the Christian.
In scripture we see this command:
“You shall not make any cuts in your body for the dead, nor make any tattoo marks on yourselves: I am the Lord.”
Leviticus 19:28 NASB2020
Making cuts into the flesh was part of the mourning rituals of the pegan nations that surrounded Israel. God wanted Israel to be separate from them and to not adopt their practices. As far as I understand It tattooing was also a practice used by these pegan nations in mourning for the dead.
This scripture comes in a long section of prohibitions regarding rounding off the hairline, trimming beards, and eating meat with blood in it, so it must be taken in context of the point. The point being God was listing several practices of pegan nations, whether in regard to mourning or not that God did not want them following.
These commands were for Israel to follow only, not the church. Israel was to be a nation which was distinct from the nations surrounding it in every manner.
Fast forward to today. Is it sin to eat a blood rare steak? No. What about trim the corners of a man’s beard? No. What about not rounding off a hairline? No.
As far as the Old Testament we are to obey the moral laws, but many of these types of prohibitions were part of the civil law code mandated by God for Israel. We must remember Israel was to be a nation of evangelists. When they rejected Jesus that mission became the churches. There are different rules for each, but the moral law is to be obeyed by both.
Another example of command we find in the OT that is not for the church is tithing. Tithing was part of the civil laws given by God to Israel. In the NT we are commanded to give as the Lord has enabled us and to do so generously. So we must be carful to differentiate between commands for Israel only and did those than concern the age of grace for which we now find ourselves.18 Reply- +1 y
Yes Sir I agree with everything you've had said. Thank you forbsharing scripture maybe hopefully someone can learn something new. Yes vulgar profanity is the language of the devil andit is a very demonic language. People have a choice and choose potty mouth words. Thetes only two way ethier we served the Lord live christian standars or the devil which is a very disorganized lifestyle. I can't stand people who used profanity.
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@tamera
I’m not offended. You are. I’m just citing scripture. If you’re offended you go elsewhere. This is my post.
How about this. You’re a c*nt. Are you offended? Well it’s just a word after all, as you were so keen to point out. I think you understand my point here, which is words are the vehicle of their user. - +1 y
@iron
It’s not a sin. For the Jews of OT Israel it was a sin to eat any meat with blood in it. I eat blood rare stakes often enough. - +1 y
@iron
Yeah, it’s definitely not a sin. The church and Israel are separate entities with different rules for each.
In the OT you will find many strange regulations. Like not wearing clothes of mixed fibers, or not planting certain types of crops together, or not yoking certain type of animals together.
The same is true with dietary laws, and this issue. They do not apply to Christian’s. These were things that were directly contrasting to the nations and peoples that surrounded Israel. They were to be distinct from heathen nations. So much so that those nations would observe and ask why and then the Jew could explain to them about God.
As Christians were held to the moral law. You shall not steal, you shall not murder, etc etc. We are to obey that but the rest was for the Jews of Israel only in that time period.
So yeah, eating medium rare stake is not a sin. I’m not saying it I’d and never did.
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380 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Yes, the Bible does state not to have tattoos or wear ripped clothing, among other things.
The Bible was also written by a small group of people (the clergy) who wished to have total control over peoples lives through fear and intimidation. Carrot & stick.
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558 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I think you have a twisted notion of what some deity ‘wants’ or ‘expects’ — & what is, or is not, profane is subjective, along with “demonic language” (whatever the fuck that is, that’s just fucking nuts) — & your batshit ideas about ‘Christian’ standards, that you’re projecting on to others, judging others through your absurd worldview, especially your crackpot idea about tattoos & portals (which I’d keep to myself & not share that) …. So I think you should be less judgmental, & make room for the possibility that someone that has tattoos &/or cusses, can indeed be a Christian. (Although why they want to is anyone’s guess)
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tattoos have no levy on the content of someones character most of the times. lots of people claim to be christian, a claim is just that. i know plenty of non tattooed so called christians that judge others, curse and have had sex out of being married, cheated, beat their wives, had children out of wedlock or with multiple partners etc. seems like most people tailor fit their own lies to fit a christian narrative when all you have to do is see how they treat others something so simple
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Well if they done those things they wuld be excommunicated not zure what christians you arebreferrring too.
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@shesrad80 I agree, those people who claim to be good Christians are not. It's like they use their faith to do what they please, knowing they won't really have to atone for it and be forgiven. Those that seem to be quiet about it actually practice what they preach. This seems to be norm and proven time and time again. I have about five Christian friends, they agreed and said the same thing. I chalk it up to a few bad apples in the barrel.
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@OfMiceandMen well if you enjoy lies then keep lying to yourself.
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@alwayreckles93 that's some good advice, just be sure you follow it too.
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612 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Yeah and the bible also says "I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she must be silent" So if I say Tattoos are fine ya have to remain silent and respect my authority. Lemma guess your just ignore this line because religion is about nit-picking what you like from the rules like how this is just about you not like swear words.
It also say's much more stuff which I highly doubt you follow.10 Reply- 495 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic.
+1 yLet me put it this way - if tats and profanity were the WORST thing you did, and in every other way you were a wonderful person or living as a "true Christian" (whatever that is), I'd take it. So would the rest of the world and we'd be better off for it.
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@kylee2437 That's beside my point. I said "if that were the worst".
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@kylee2437 Again, my statement was not about her as an individual, it was about "if tats and profanity were someone's worst behavior, and the rest of it was great".
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@kylee2437 Man, you don't get it. Fine. She's one person. Moving on.
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@kylee2437 It's not for me to judge her. All I can say to someone is "your actions don't indicate that you're following your faith".
2.6K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. There's no definition of a "True Christian". there are hundreds of denominations, thousands of sects.
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+1 yI'm a Christian. Tattoos don't bother me. If they have them then they do. I don't judge them for it. I try not to cuss but it happens. Especially if drop something heavy on my toes.
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+1 yMaybe she got her tattoos before she became Christian.
And no a Christian won't use dirty language though some struggle with it like I did but eventually got over it.
10 Reply Doesn’t the Bible say not to judge others? Would that make you not a Christian, too?
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Well its not judging its passng on th message in incase people don't know.
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Sadly sound like our generation can't even take an advice because they claim it to be a karen or like yourself said it judge. Well im a very outspoke persn andi believe freedom of judgeits that's a problem to you well sis you will never make it in the Lord world.
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See the problem with saying it’s advice is in many situations and situations you spoken on- no one asked you for advice. When you start freely giving advice as if yours is better, that is using judgements. That’s you not taking accountability for the rules you have broken but yet want to hold others accountable for not being perfect. Your stance is rather unfair to say the least. Your views are borderline why people look at Christianity in a negative light.
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Saying she’s a Karen isn’t very Christian. You could love her instead
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@BarryLiverstone it’s her proving my point. Plus all the other judgmental questions she asked. Then she wonders why people hate the idea of Christianity
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Wellyou like or not tha is your problem i don't sugar quote things. I say things the way it is inyiur face and honestly you are becoming very annoying and your existing really bothers me. Please go away.
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Here you calling yourself perfect whilebusing profanity.
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I live a better life then you and I am better thn you!
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Your the narcissist not me!
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Oh my gosh your obsessed with me!
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@kylee2437 is 100% right here.
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+1 yThe tattoos could be intended to be God-Honoring or could be pre-conversion.
Profanity? Even "True Christians" are far from perfect.00 Reply
+1 yI know quite a few people that have tattoos. And they never swear they never use any kind of vulgarity. They make the best Christians because they know about Christ.
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u +1 yI think tattoos are butt ugly!
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I think so too.
I would go with your gut feeling, you would probably be on the Mark. Myself I don't want to be around a person using bad language
10 ReplyWhat is the scriptural basis for not getting tattoos? What’s the verse?
10 Reply443 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Tattoos open portals to demons? I'm sorry but that's ridiculous
10 ReplyOf course they would. having tattoos or cursing doesn't mean you are anyless of a christian. I am a complete slut uet i am still a true christian. He doesn't made what type of person you are.
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Would you mind covering yourself
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@brooke
“The one who says, “I have come to know Him,” and does not keep His commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him;”
1 John 2:4 NASB2020
Cursing, and fornicating (being a slut) are sins.
How then can you be a true Christian? If Jesus is your Lord, why don’t you obey him?
As the above scripture states whoever doesn’t obey him is a liar and the truth is not in him.
You do understand that mercy and forgiveness are only for the repentant right? - +1 y
@Exterminatore Typical modern "Christian" right here. They think they can just do whatever they want and still claim the glory of God.
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@Wraith_Cemetery Can you belive this? Look at all this upsetting worldly woman.
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You all need to have some respect to exterminator he is a great rolemodel he was in th military fighting for our America and he is a men of God.
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He has also never livea worldly life so just because he christian doesn't give you the right to attacked him.
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@wraith
Yes sir, you are quite correct, and Scripture says Christ does not identify with these people even though they think they identify with him…. while they call him Lord and do not obey.
+1 yit's ok its a self freeness
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I dont agree with it.
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if u want to get a proof to say it is a sin u can...
by getting this The verse that says your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, and you must preserve it and be content with God’s creation, but in my opinion, every time has its rules, and now I see that a small, light tattoo on our hands on the body looks beautiful, like a good piece of clothing, a necklace, a ring, or any other cosmetic tool... I Against tattoos that fill the body and face in an exaggerated way.. I am talking about tattooing a small date or a word or two as a maximum. - +1 y
Your a christian too? Let me guess as a christian youwill no longerbshop at target?
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yes am Christian
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am open minded and relegion in the same time
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i judge with my brain and relying on the bible
+1 yYeah I thought those are consider sins.
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+1 ywhy can she not have tattoos
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