JUDAISM Tattoos are a form of self-wounding (in Hebrew havalah b’atzmo) and self-wounding is prohibited. Judaism believes that God owns our bodies and so defacing what we do not own is a sin.

The tattoo, along with one on his chest ... abilities that rose Jesus Christ from the from dead in us. He’s in us. He’s not just the God of the future. He’s a God of the present.

Q: I would appreciate how you interpret Leviticus 19:28: “Do not cut your bodies for the dead ... tattoo tradition in Christianity (Mormons forbid it) based upon the Jewish belief that God ...

What does God think of tattoos? Jews, along with several Christian ... "Do not cut your bodies for the dead or put marks on yourselves; I am the Lord." "In traditional Judaism, [tattooing ...

The singer, 36, who rose to stardom in her early teens, drew online support but also some pushback after an Instagram posting that showed her getting a new, small tattoo: "god's work." ...

TIME’s 1966 cover story—which provocatively asked “Is God Dead?”—was and remains an ethnocentric proposition with Liberal-Protestant-Christian-Western premises about history and theology.

The goal, she said, is to find a tattoo shop willing to allow a group of parishioners to sit in a lobby or waiting room, talking about God while some get tattoos. “It’s not supposed to be full ...