This seems like just another way to stop people from worshipping any other gods. Tattoos, skin markings, scars etc. Have been applied to the worship of many deities across the world.
Those are usually quotes from Jesus correct? Red text is meant to symbolize the blood of christ in the ink?Not gonna lie, when I see a redbone with one of those red ink text tattoos...I'm usually not a fan of tats on women but those ones do it to me.
Am I the only one who gets disturbed when @Orbital-Fetus makes a serious/non-joking post?
And normal service resumes.This dude I went to college with got a tramp stamp. Don't remember what it was but he came in and showed the whole dorm and everyone was likeWhy?
Probably, the irony is monotheism in the form Judeo-Christianity is very reminiscent of extinct polytheistic faiths if you look at saints and angels as lesser gods from those pagan religions; the similarities don't stop with Jesus.
Pretty sure black people invented tattoos so trying to make it a white thing actually comes off as anti black.If it’s cultural/tribal tattoos, then I get it. There’s history and significance behind it. I personally think it looks stupid as hell on black skin, especially dark skin.
People with a lack of melanin need ink. We don’t. Our skin is beautiful and you want to deface it with ink? Why??? That’s like scratching a mahogany table with a knife.
I remember my wife’s cousin came to a cookout with some ugly ass butterfly tattoo across her whole back. Looking like a damn fool. I asked her why she got it.
Her response? “I wanted to be different. I don’t want to be like everyone else.”
Me:
