Why wouldn't she? If she does, do you think she should refrain?Would she want sex after such a procedure?
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Why wouldn't she? If she does, do you think she should refrain?Would she want sex after such a procedure?
My hypothetical involved a couple having sex post-hysterectomy with the knowledge that they would not get pregnant, and with no intention of getting pregnant. A woman without any ovaries, fallopian tubes, or uterus is about as likely to get pregnant as my computer screen.
I'd like to see humanity saved from any zealots who see fit to remove freedom from their neighbors. You like to do something even God doesn't do; remove the free will of people around you to conform to your standards. You know better than God, eh?
How about:
What gives you the right to dictate to others how they should live if do not share your beliefs?
What gives you the right to tell me what marriage is?
That baby was CHRIST. GOD created the world and the woman. CHRIST came to save humanity from sin. That is a far cry from anything you seem content to pronounce, promote & protect.
You are of the opinion that sex, between spouses, one male and one female when the ultimate goal is pleasure, and steps have been taken to prevent pregnancy is wrong?I feel such acts are wrong unless the ultimate goal is to have a baby. It is never impossible to have a baby until death do they part. There are at least four instances in the Bible were infertile and or elderly couples gave birth to a baby. None of them were of the same sex.
What gives you the right to tell me what marriage is?
What gives ypou the right to tell someone else that the marriage they enter into is not "a real marriage" -- and to enforce that on them by rule of law? That's a much better question.
Nobody is telling you what you can think a marriage ought to be. On the other hand, you and those who think like you are telling others what you demand it has to be.
This same statement could be made for many other minorities and many other situations over history where our laws have changed. Just because it's been one way for thousands of years does not instantly mean it is right.Homosexuals never had the right to homosexual marriage in 6000 years of human history, I doubt they deserve such a "right" now... I can and do look for GOD's answers in HIS Holy Word. I don't pull them out of a hat or make a pretense of rights that never existed.
Paul was very well educated, a Roman citizen when that was rare among Jews, and he knew very well what he was doing -- and told the Christians in Rome, meeting less than a mile from the orgies of the Roman elite, that they too were sinners no better and no worse than the people whose behavior they'd instantly recognize from that passage. It's not saying, "Adam and Steve who want to settle down and get married to each other," it's saying people who hire rent boys, people who party hearty and have orgies, people who have fertility rites... and the rest of us, who are just as much sinners as they are.
This same statement could be made for many other minorities and many other situations over history where our laws have changed. Just because it's been one way for thousands of years does not instantly mean it is right.
Women weren't allowed to vote, but now they are, should that have changed? African Americans weren't allowed to marry or vote, but now they can, should that have changed?
And although I'm sure this has been said numerous times in numerous different threads regarding homosexuality, but separation of church and state.
Religion is more of a choice then homosexuality is, so why are religious groups allowed so many rights?
It's not about proving the "correctness" of homosexuality (which I don't think can be characterized as "correct" or "incorrect" ... it's not a math problem). It's a technique for thinking through any issue. When you step away from the easy examples and examine the grey areas it exposes the problems with your theories, and forces you to refine and articulate your thoughts.Why do you need to go to the extreem to try to prove the correctness of homosexuality. Why can't you provide less radical examples? Perhaps because homosexuality is neither normal nor uncomplicated?
Once again, using inappropriate behavior with animals and pedophilia as an example is wrong. Both acts do not pertain to CONSENTING ADULTS. An animal cannot consent to a relationship of that nature, therefore the individual is forcing it into that situation. They aren't even comparable and this is the typical "slippery slope" argument used by religious folks against homosexuality and gay marriage.If "everything" is a choice then bistiality should be next.... What happened to the good of the society? Or I forgot animals have no rights...same with children. Before we know it the society as we know will be governed by the logic of animals well.... too bad we worked so hard to become "civilized" then to go back to our animalistic insticts...finally...
In case it had not come home to you, that CHRIST whom Mary gave birth to, who was God the Son Incarnate, taught particular behaviors as commanded by God of every man -- and they include not sitting in judgment over others like the Pharisees, but judging their acts with mercy and forgiveness as you yourself would wish to be judged, turning the other cheek, reaching out in love, treating others as yourself or even as you would Christ Himself....
We are all sinners, all saved by God's grace alone and through no merit of our own. You are drawing a line between good and bad people. In Christ's view as taught by Him and recorded in the Gospels, that line does not exist.
Pro-gay Christians do not 'condone sin' -- they say that what the Bible rightly condemns as evil and heinous sin has been misused by anti-gay people to condemn them, that what Leviticus, Romans, I Corinthians, etc., speak of were particular sinful acts (like using enslaved boys as prostitutes to slake one's lust) that were justly condemned, and not relevant to that minority of human beings who for reasons not clear but not their own choice find themselves attracted to people of the same sex in ways that most people feel toward the opposite sex.
Is it proper to plunge a knife into someone's chest and take large sums of money from them? No, if you're an armed robber. Yes, if you're a heart surgeon. It's the same act done for quite different reasons. And that's the parallel -- it's not the act that's sinful but the motive of the heart. Don't engage in anal sex with another man as the Canaanites do, says God in Leviticus -- but why the Canaanites did it was part of a Ba'alite fertility ritual, to propitiate a false god to make the crops grow. Look at the vile, backbiting, dissolute Roman elite, says Paul in Romans 1:8-32, turning from the God of which Creation gives evidence to all sorts of evil practices, and then realize (2:1-3) that you too are just as evil, because (3:23) all men have sinned and fallen short of God's glory, but He mercifully sent Christ to atone for our sins and the Holy Spirit to work within us and sanctify us. As I've pointed out before, the Satryicon of Petronius Arbiter describes the vicious, depraved behavior of the Roman elite -- and if you were to summarize the multi-book Satyricon in a couple of short paragraphs, you'd be writing something very much like Romans 1:18-32. Paul was very well educated, a Roman citizen when that was rare among Jews, and he knew very well what he was doing -- and told the Christians in Rome, meeting less than a mile from the orgies of the Roman elite, that they too were sinners no better and no worse than the people whose behavior they'd instantly recognize from that passage. It's not saying, "Adam and Steve who want to settle down and get married to each other," it's saying people who hire rent boys, people who party hearty and have orgies, people who have fertility rites... and the rest of us, who are just as much sinners as they are.
You are of the opinion that sex, between spouses, one male and one female when the ultimate goal is pleasure, and steps have been taken to prevent pregnancy is wrong?