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cds113089 said:I believe that God created sex as a means of procreation, and to strengthen a marriage. The reason I don't think any birth control method is acceptable (with the possible exception of NFP) is because children are a gift from God, not a hassle or burden, and they should not be viewed as one. People who use birth control are committing a selfish act, because they are using sex only for their own personal satisfaction rather than for that AND the possibility of procreating, as God commanded us to do at the beginning of time.
Holly3278 said:I agree but I do think that NFP is okay as long as a grave reason for using it exists.
Holly3278 said:My view is that only Natural Family Planning is acceptable to Christians and only for grave reasons. I agree with the Roman Catholic teaching on this.
starelda said:I voted that any birth control method is acceptable except abortion. I believe that any method is ok as long as it doesn't cause abortion.
e=mv^2 said:Abortion is incredibly dangerous now....to babies.
I totally disagree. I think that alot fewer babies would be murdered if it were illegal.
progressivegal said:I don't want to debate abortion here, but I really don't think going back to knitting needles and coat hangers is in the best interest for anyone. If someone is desperate to end their pregnancy they won't let a law stand in thier way and end up doing something that could kill them. It sounds harsh, but I'd rather have one life lost than 2.
Holly3278 said:My view is that only Natural Family Planning is acceptable to Christians and only for grave reasons. I agree with the Roman Catholic teaching on this.
Hey, if she's so desperate as to use a coat hanger and suffer permanent damage/death, she brought it on herself. She's getting what she deserves for murdering her own child. I have no compassion for these people until they've crossed the line and repented. Then, and only then should they recieve grace and comfort.progressivegal said:I don't want to debate abortion here, but I really don't think going back to knitting needles and coat hangers is in the best interest for anyone. If someone is desperate to end their pregnancy they won't let a law stand in thier way and end up doing something that could kill them. It sounds harsh, but I'd rather have one life lost than 2.
twistedsketch said:Hey, if she's so desperate as to use a coat hanger and suffer permanent damage/death, she brought it on herself. She's getting what she deserves for murdering her own child. I have no compassion for these people until they've crossed the line and repented. Then, and only then should they recieve grace and comfort.
progressivegal said:I don't think we're going to agree on this issue, and that's OK. instead of both sides always focussing on what we disagree upon, I suggest we focus upon what we do agree upon, PREVENTING abortions from happening in the first place by preventing unwanted pregnancies by stressing abstinence and proper contraceptive use. If the pro-lifers and pro-choicers worked together we could do alot to prevent the number of abortions. We're stronger together than we are appart. Lets get together and fight the real enemy, ignorance!
thanksb2god said:For one I never heard such thing in the Catholic church stating that you should do natural family planning. In the eyes of the catholic church they expect you to have like 10 children. But in gods eyes it is wrong to have sex with anyone until you are married. They say that if you do you are commiting a sin.
e=mv^2 said:My position:
There would be fewer deaths if abortion were illegal.
Any debate on that?
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