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&gt; 4) Besides the question of whether it is allowed or not - I ask the question: is it wise? You're going to have that thing on you the rest of your life. Depending on where you get it, it can limit job opportunities, limit who will be willing to marry you (I would probably not marry a girl who got a tattoo if she was Christian at the time), be a stumbling block for those you're trying to minister to, etc.
&gt; 5) I don't see the positives. Get a non-permanent tattoo if you want.
&gt; 6) I won't judge you if you do.

The reason I don't have a tattoo is chiefly these reasons.


&gt;1) I don't think the issue of getting tattoo was related to the dead, that was the cutting thing. And if tattooing is ok, why would Maori not be?

I would say the dead, if it was purely physical then it falls into ceremonial law.

&gt;2) I don't easily separate the things Israel was commanded not to do and what we are commanded. But that gets into New Covenant Theology vs. Covenant Theology.

I see.
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