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What was intended was to say that a contracepted sex act does not consummate a marriage. Not that you said so or did not say so. So chill a bit.
I suspect you have been taught that contraception is AOK. But as recently as 1929 EVERY Christian denomination would have said that contraception is immoral. Many would have used Scriptures to make the case contraception was immoral. But then the Anglicans decided they should allow contraception in certain rare cases, and only for married couples. In the mean time Protestants were busy passing the Comstock Laws, making the selling of contraceptives illegal in the USA. But what started with the Anglicans spread to all the other Protestant bodies and artificial birth control suddenly became Scripturally approved. And divorce followed, and abortion followed, and here we are. Only the Catholics tried to say what was true before 1930 is true in 1968 and true in 2020. So did the Sola Scriptura folks get this right BEFORE 1930, or only gradually AFTER 1930?
I do not know what was intended or not intended. I just read the post and responded to it and it was not what I was talking about at all. I do not even know what your post is talking about here to be honest. Where is the scriptures that state contraception is immoral? According to the scriptures, sexuality serves a unifying purpose in marriage that is God-ordained and distinguishable from the procreative purpose (Genesis 2:24). Sexuality in marriage is intended to include joy, pleasure, and delight (Ecclesiastes 9:9; Proverbs 5:18, 19; Song of Solomon 4:16-5:1). God intends that couples may have ongoing sexual communion apart from procreation (1 Corinthians 7:3-5), a communion that forges strong bonds and protects a marriage partner from an inappropriate relationship with someone other than his or her spouse (Proverbs 5:15-20; Song of Solomon 8:6, 7). In God’s design, sexual intimacy is not only for the purpose of conception. Scripture does not prohibit married couples from enjoying the delights of conjugal relations while taking measures to prevent pregnancy (point 3). If your disagree your welcome to provide scripture for your teachings. Otherwise all you have provided is your opinion over something never stated in scripture.
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