Christian Seberino wrote:
On Mon, March 26, 2007 5:32 pm, kelsey hudson wrote:
Sure, but that's what condoms and birth control are for. Properly used,
that mitigates most of the risk.
I mentioned this in another email but I'll say it again even though I'm
not an expert in this area.....I don't think women are like us....you have
taken care of the physical risks but I think there are emotional/spiritual
risks involved in casual sex...especially for women.
And, the church's stance that birth control
being a sin is just plain retarded.
That is only the Catholic Church's stance. And even many Catholics don't
agree with that.
That depends on how the birth control works. I think most birth control
interferes with the ability of the already fertilized egg from bonding
to the uterine wall. This fertilized egg already has the DNA of the
being that it would grow up to be if not manhandled (so to speak) out
into oblivion. God certainly didn't intend this.
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