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#16 Faith-Themed Tattoos

Nothing quite says "X-treme Faith" to the white Christian like an awesome faith-themed tattoo. That's right- "X-treme," not "Extreme." Referring to extreme things without using proper spelling makes them more extreme.

Like every white person, white Christians enjoy body art. Tattoos allow white Christians that are "in creation" (outdoors) in warm weather to engage in ripped bod, flesh-revealing ministry.

The tattoo connoisseur will notice two distinct differences between standard tats and white Christian tats:

1) The white Christian tattoo will include a cross, Jesus fish, or Bible verse reference... this is non-negotiable.

2) While non-Christians enjoy Chinese symbols and images as part of their tattoos, white Christians prefer symbols that are Hebrew or Greek. Hebrew or Greek imagery allows for the same "old world" look and feel as Chinese tats, while remaining relatively more Biblical... even if the white Christian has no idea what the Hebrew or Greek symbols mean.

Curious onlookers observing white Christian tattoos are encouraged to approach the body palate and ask about the meaning behind the tattoo symbolism. However, in approaching a tattooed white Christian, be forewarned: if a verse-reference tattoo contains ONLY the passage (for example, "Psalm 29:11"), and not the actual text of the verse, don't expect this white Christian to know what the verse says, as he/she has not memorized it. The fact that the verse is permanently embedded in the skin of the white Christian is significant enough- there is no memorization necessary. This is a rare variety of taking in scripture through osmosis- just because the verse is on the skin does not mean that it's in the brain.

For other white Christians, it's best to just put the entire verse on their body... yikes.

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ach has its own set of beliefs. These beliefs can be theological in nature, or may be simply a set of beliefs and norms established for their own lives. In both cases, many people like to show their faith with the faith tattoos. These works of art to express their devotion, confidence in that belief.

Most tattoos tend to believe in religion. These songs show the symbols that every religion considers important. For example, a person who believes in Catholicism to create a scene of a dove (symbol of the Holy Spirit Roman Catholic), flying high on a lamb (an important symbol of purity, and Jesus Christ – or rather the sacrificial lamb). A Buddhist may stamp the imprint of the Buddha’s Bodhi Tree, when someone can not believe Hinduism to create a beautiful mandala. Religious items such as crosses, rosaries and candles are also quite common in this style.

Many people prefer to believe tattoos faith belief that use of sources of unfamiliar concepts. For example, you can see symbols like the Khanda (two swords strapped on the bottom, and a double-edged sword in the center, which is supposed to represent creativity, duality and the universal power of God in Sikhism) is could see the image of a kachina, which is said to be an intermediary between the mind and the universe of life, some people may use the figures of their faith astrological tattoos – not only because they have a belief in this area; because most religions mention the stars of one form or another. Runes, pentagrams, and specific figures are also popular for this particular model.

Many people create belief tattoos, which expresses a relationship between people from all walks of life. An example of this would be to create a globe surrounded by some of the main symbols of major religions. You can also view a person who is an amalgam of many religious figures, and this face can be done on foot among the public, or in a scene from a number of places of worship.

Although everyone thinks differently, one common factor is that almost everyone has faith in something. This belief may be an almighty God, a spirit that guides us, or interest in itself. Whatever your beliefs may be, believe tattoos are a great way to express them permanent and the world around you.