[xzins]

Carnal Christians side-step the injuction in Leviticus 19;28 by arguing that the commandment is for Old Testament Israel and not for New Testament Christians. Does that mean that bestiality and child sacrifice which are forbidden in Leviticus are for Old Testament Israel and not for New Testament Christians? The New Testament does not have to spell out all sins. Smoking, for instance, is not mentioned in the Bible anywhere; but does it mean that smoking is not a vice or sin?

I can't imagine a more stupid argument than the above. First, the author hasn't a clue, apparently, about the New Testament preserving sexual morality instructions. Next, he tries to equate getting a tattoo with bestiality.

Getting a tattoo is no different than eating shrimp.

The dangers of tattoos are medical and cosmetic. They have absolutely nothing to do with sin.

I have heard that pagans and occult practitioners meet in buildings and drive cars.

[MeganC]

I have heard that pagans and occult practitioners meet in buildings and drive cars.

And some have even posted on Free Republic.