Posted on January 12, 2009 by bfhu
Q. According to the New York Times sexual repression caused by the right wing American churches Catholic and Protestant has stopped, through pressure groups, condom provision to 16 countries and reduced 13 others, including some with the highest rates of AIDS infection.The influence of Christian view of sinfulness of sex outside marriage, the U.S government [...]
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Posted on January 10, 2009 by bfhu
Q. I just don’t get what is wrong with Contraception. What if parents can’t afford 10 children?
A. Yes, parents must be responsible. If they cannot afford more children or want to space their children, they must abstain from sex during the fertile time. Natural Family Planning is 95% effective. It has no side effects and [...]
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Posted on September 21, 2008 by bfhu
Babies: we need more like you
This ad was put out in Germany to create a culture of life. Due to disdain for children, zero population propaganda, and contraception Germany’s population was beginning to decline . It was not even at replacement level and Germans would disappear in the mists of history [...]
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Posted on September 8, 2008 by bfhu
Q. Isn’t abortion allowed in order to save the life of the mother?
A. Never. We never do evil that good may come. However, either your or your teachers may have misunderstood the following sort of circumstances.
There are instances in which it is legitimate for an expectant mother to undergo certain medical or surgical procedures that [...]
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Posted on August 30, 2008 by bfhu
Q. Why is Natural Family Planning OK but contraception is a grave sin? What is the difference?
A. The difference is that one is indulgence in pleasure and the other practices self control. Both methods have the same effect, limiting family size, but that does not make them equal morally. For instance, if Grandma is terminally [...]
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Posted on August 28, 2008 by bfhu
Q. Why doesn’t the Catholic Church allow contraception?
A. Because the pleasure of the marital embrace was created by God for babies & bonding. It is a package deal. Anytime the pleasure of the sexual act is obtained while actively or purposely excluding either of these goods, it is a grave sin. The following acts [...]
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Posted on July 12, 2008 by bfhu
Rosa Linda G. Valenzona
25 June 2008
“The great tragedy of population control, the fatal misconception, was to think that one could know other people’s interests better than they knew it themselves,” says Matthew Connelly, summing up one of the major global forces of the last 50 years. Although that assessment comes nowhere near my own sense [...]
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Posted on June 22, 2008 by bfhu
Hint: The Catholic Church is not the answer to any of them.
1) Contraception is the one sin for which the penalty is national death; a sin for which there is no atonement.
2) The abandonment of the reproductive function is the common feature of all sexual perversions. We actually describe a sexual activity as perverse if [...]
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Posted on May 2, 2008 by bfhu
Q. If bulimia and contraception are abuses of the pleasure of eating and sexual union, then why do I agree that bulimia is disordered but contraception doesn’t seem disordered at all?
A. Contraception doesn’t seem or feel as disordered because in our culture bulimia is still disapproved of but contraception is highly approved. We are [...]
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Posted on November 3, 2007 by bfhu
Q. I also would like to raise the question of a person continually reproducing offspring that they cannot afford to clothe and feed. Do you think that God would approve of us conceiving a child that we cannot feed, clothe, or nurture?
A. Regulation of family size is completely under the control of the parents. It [...]
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