One reason is completely non-religious. There is a stigmas attached to being tattooed that many older generations remember. In their days, drug-dealers, prostitutes, gang members, bikers, and other seedy figures were the only types of people who got tattoos. It is hard for older people to understand that lots of nice, respectable people are tattooed, these days.
Another reason lies in the interpretation of The Bible. One specific passage that I can cite is Leviticus 19:28, in which God warns against blood-letting and tattooing as pagan practices.
There are several different interpretations of this passage. Some say that only the "tattooing as a pagan practice" is what is wrong in God's eyes, and some say that all tattoos are wrong. However, it is really up to the individual to make that interpretation, after meditating on it and praying to God. There are people who see any kind of marking, even images of Jesus, as idolatry, because it becomes a sort of worship ritual. However, I consider myself a Christian, and know many firm Christians, with tattoos. In this day and age, tattoos are more of an adornment than anything else. While there is a spiritual element involved, I don't think the Bible is really against a little ink under your skin.
There is no patron saint of tattoos or tattoo artists as the Church does not condone tattoos.
yes they are bad
There is no patron saint of tattoos or tattoo artists as the Church does not condone tattoos.
yes it is
tattoos are good but the good tattoos are the tattoos that don't contain any devils or skulls which is a bad sign.
for sure man they are bad for blood.
Your whole body filled with tattoos. Tattoos are bad, they don't let your skin breathe. So you will die quicker the more tattoos you have.
tattoos arent really painful they burn more than anything they're not that bad
YES not recommended
Bad ones
no, public school teachers can have tattoos but should not have tattoos as it leaves a bad impression on students and they will think about too much style and fashion
Irish tattoos are often considered to have an emblem that represents Irish culture. These Irish tattoos could include the Irish flag, Irish cross, Leprechaun, or a Cloverleaf.