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To: TimF who wrote (110545)4/21/2005 12:26:47 PM
From: michael97123  Read Replies (1) of 793800
 
"I don't know the church would consider use of birth control when engaged in an "immoral" sex act something that would make the situation that much more sinful. Basically if you are engaged in a sex act that is not "open to procreation", and/or is not in the context of a marriage, the church views the action as incorrect. "

So what about the offspring of an illicit union or how do we treat the bastard. (g). When the moral tenets of the church are broken lets say by kids having sex, is it better for them to get to contraception in order to prevent conception? If i were a priest i would have a tough time with that one, although as a citizen the answer seems clear or enough. Just say no and if you forget contracept.

This is just an intellectual excercise on my part to gain more understanding so please bear with me.
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