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StudentOfTheScriptures said:Wouldn't really matter what out opinions are. You already took it. Most logical response would be to get opinions before you took it. It seems you already know the answer to your questions on if it's abortion, if it is sin. The only opinion you shall have is you wouldn't need a plan B if you stopped engaging in sexual immorality. It was designed for marriage and it is to lead to the gift of life. A life that could of been that you just killed. I am harsh because I am a 25 year old male who engaged in such things as a teenager and yes my girl got an abortion. I did not think much of it at the time but it scarred both of us and left us empty. One of these days plan B won't work for you and you will be stuck with the consequences and you will wish you never engaged in such an activity. I hope you learn. God bless.
Just because you weren't able to handle premarital sex doesn't mean that she can't. What's right for you isn't necessarily right for everyone. There are plenty of people who do it in a responsible manner and don't run into the problems that you encountered.I do not have a place to tell you that? I learned from experience and only warn you.
Airman Of Christ said:This is a Christian forum, meaning follower of Jesus Christ. As brothers and sisters in Christ, we are called to hold one another accountable. So yes he does have the right to tell you to flee from sexual immorality. He may not have gone about it in the most loving way but in the end its not him you are spiting, its God. Cearbhall, "What's right for you isn't necessarily right for everyone" may be true but when it comes to Sin, there is always a RIGHT and wrong. Premarital sex is sinful so he was right on that. Back to the OP. The action of taking a Plan B pill or not isn't the issue, its your heart behind it. You are trying to gain all the benefits of a marriage without any of the responsibility, including potentionally killing a child for your selfishness. Please repent and seel Jesus, He has His arms wide open waiting for you to return.
So I'm a teenager, a couple years away from being an adult.
I'm just wondering about your opinions on the Plan B pill. Do you think it's like abortion?
Do you think it's a sin?
I recently just took one. Just curious about everyone's opinions.
Inkachu, I was not aware that implantation may not take place until almost a week after conception. Certainly something to think about.
And Hedrick is not correct in his post about when the medical community consideres pregnancy to "begin". From a Reuters article about this very subject: "Most of the polled obstetrician-gynecologists believe pregnancy begins when the sperm fertilizes the egg"
I was basing my comment on definitions from AMA, BMA and American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Most of the groups that claim pregnancy begins at implantation have implemented that definition in recent years, since to say otherwise (that pregnancy begins at conception/fertilization) would not bode well for the business of birth control and morning-after pills. Even the U.S. DHSS can't make up its mind when it's an issue of funding and legislation: Protections Set for Antiabortion Health Workers - washingtonpost.com
That's still just your belief. I completely respect it, but the OP doesn't have to share it.Cearbhall, "What's right for you isn't necessarily right for everyone" may be true but when it comes to Sin, there is always a RIGHT and wrong. Premarital sex is sinful so he was right on that.
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