Those are not what is referred to as "Birth control pills".
I'm no expert on these things... But check out this article: http://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2012/12/the-pill-contraceptive-or-abortifacient/266725/
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Those are not what is referred to as "Birth control pills".
I have 7 sisters and every time one of them have women issues there are group meetings and prayer groups for a month and they all worry. If one of them needs attention all they need to do is go to the doctor to have some "woman part" looked at and they all huddle together and whisper about it.
Did you never learn about it in school?Yes I know. One of my sisters just had all her stuff taken out because she had been bleeding for so long. I don't even understand your guys systems so please keep me in the dark about this stuff. I can build motors, weld, build motorcycles, run CNC machinery but I still have not figured out the woman's reproductive system and I don't want to.
I'm no expert on these things... But check out this article: http://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2012/12/the-pill-contraceptive-or-abortifacient/266725/
I didn't disagree...that is also why women get myomectomies and hysterectomies... but they are often put on the pill first to regulate the flow
i believe that was explained in the OP. The use is NOT for contraceptive purposes.Why are you using contraceptive pills if you are a virgin and waiting until marriage.... ?
Disclaimer: I know that this is a singles' forum and therefore none of us should be in a position in life to be using or contemplating contraception.
So I know that there are some very vocal parties who are anti-contraception and believe that as one of the main purposes of marriage is to be fruitful and multiply, it is sinful to hinder God's plans for our families I.e. prevent pregnancy.
I am currently using a contraceptive pill to keep my hormones under control and keep my acne at bay, but I am single and a virgin, so there's no chance for me to be hindering pregnancy by this use. I am currently undecided on whether the use of it in marriage is sinful or not, but it I arrive at that conclusion, I will plan to discontinue use a few months before I get married.
What are your thoughts?
I don't think its unacceptable to take a week off work, as God designed us to have rest periods. If a wife has to work all the time, I would question what her husband is doing.
Actually I think its unacceptable that women should work 7 days a week without any down time period.
I can't condemn that.I am currently using a contraceptive pill to keep my hormones under control and keep my acne at bay, but I am single and a virgin, so there's no chance for me to be hindering pregnancy by this use. I am currently undecided on whether the use of it in marriage is sinful or not, but it I arrive at that conclusion, I will plan to discontinue use a few months before I get married.
What are your thoughts?
I don't think its unacceptable to take a week off work, as God designed us to have rest periods.
Actually I had a doctor that was trying to pressure me into a hysterectomy (the most unnecessary surgery done on women) but I opted for a embolization. It was great for about a year and a half then the fibroids came back. I then hedged my bets with menopause vs hysterectomy. I chose menopause. It worked out in my favor. Women need to know all their options...
maybe move this to the women's forum as the contraceptive pill is quite specific to women. Maybe other women who take it and also christians can tell you if they had any qualms being on it.
All I know is some women take it cos they just want to have sexual relations without children. I haven't heard it used for acne before, but I have heard some doctors prescribe it for women who have a hard time with their menstrual cycle. I wouldn't say thats a wise thing to do though...because they dont really bother telling anyone the risk factors of taking a pill every day of your life.
I know for me if a doctor is prescribing me anything I want to know exactly what it does and what's in it. Often the doctors don't even know.
I mean ...thalidomide anyone? Or xenical. Or any number of drugs that seemed to work but caused more problems later on.
I don't think its unacceptable to take a week off work, as God designed us to have rest periods. If a wife has to work all the time, I would question what her husband is doing.
Actually I think its unacceptable that women should work 7 days a week without any down time period.