Tattoos

[rmcdra]

Br1ttana

Basically you're saying Jesus came, died for us, and the Old Testament doesn't matter at all anymore.

If you mean to provide a historical context of what came before Christianity and to put into perspective what Christ did then yes.

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No, some of those things should still be looked to for guidance.

If they are causing us to put a veil over our face then should we?

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I don't think it'd be a sin to commit any of them, but God put them there for a reason to help us live a more Christ filled life

The OT was included to combat the Marcion Heresy and to provide context for what the NT authors had to say.  

[Xx to save a life xX]

i don think its a sin at all! its just that its most likely a sin to put like a devil evil or demond of cuss word on ur skin like that FOREVER!!!!!!!  

[SilverInk Awakening]

I personally wouldn't get a tattoo, but as far as the law goes, we shouldn't use the bible to say that the law has been destroyed, so we can eat, drink, and do whatever. Not saying that anyone is doing that, just reminding not to do that. But there still is a law. The bible speaks about being lawless and how it is a sin to be lawless, and how sin IS lawlessmess. Some verses in the NT mention it. So if the bible speaks about being lawless, and how it is sin, there must still be a law.

Read this if you don't believe me.
http://www.bibletruth.cc/lawlessness_and_apostasy.htm