Something about the tattoo topic has me very confused. As far as my understanding of scripture the verse in Leviticus about marking oneself was based on people putting idolatry marks that were pagan. That was the context. Not to mention it was part of the laws that also forbid wearing cotton, or cutting the beard all things that in today's time are done regularly for anyone. So, it seems to me more of a sin is the judgement we pass on others who have tattoos. I also believe it is unhealthy to inflict guilt on a person of it being a sin if it is not because then that is not what Christ came to do. Christ didn't come to say oh you should carry these sins with you forever and always feel guilty. Christ came for us to be forgiven and for us to repent to turn away from our sin but Christ would not unnecessarily add to us guilt over something that is not needed. Certain things that we need to be convicted of in the holy spirit yes, but not things were feeling guilt over it would cause us to have unnecessary shame or bad feelings. Because that is what Satan does is say "see you messed up feel guilty God will not like you anymore". What I find wrong is when other Christians tell other Christians certain things are a sin when they are not. I was a christian when I got my tattoos not because I was willingly sinning but because I didn't understand it to be a sin. Other things I realize they are and I thank God I have overcome those things with the help of God. But if something isn't a sin we are doing harm to each other by judging or shaming each other as Christians. It is what I feel in my heart and I am not saying I'm the final authority. Only God knows all our questions and the bible doesn't answer every question because we are not meant to know it all. But on this topic that causes so much division among Christians there should be a final agreement on it accepted because it should not be that churches and Christians are divided because of this. Anyone has a point of view that supports or is different? I have peace about this. I know a lot of people think oh they got their tattoo when they were not christians, well and maybe those tattoos were offensive and yeah it is a sin to do something on your body that doesn't glorify God. In my case that is not the case as a christian I got tattoos in a way that I gave glory to God by getting a bible verse/ a cross and the word faith. And if we do everything we do in a way we bring attention to God and glorify Him, that is not a sin. Like for example, sex. We can do it in a way that glorifies him or not. Even something like when David defeated Goliath, it was killing but it was done to defeat the army that were the enemy of God's people. I think God understands our hearts above all and knows if we do something to glorify him or if we do something to be disobedient to him. That's what it comes down to.
Not sure why you are quoting part of my post where the commandment is given about tattoos and then challenging me about Gods laws? Where am I picking and choosing? Did you mean to quote someone else? I don't do any of those things because God said not to. 
