"Contraception as bad as sodomy, abortion"
"Contraception as bad as sodomy, abortion"
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Re: "Contraception as bad as sodomy, abortion"
mmm, heb je ook iets in het nederlands?Unionist schreef:See: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.a ... 1303195832
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Tsja, als je zo gaat rederneren is vrijgezel blijven ook een moord op mensen die geboren hadden kunnen worden. Er zijn genoeg argumenten om tegen anticonceptie te zijn, maar dit vind ik geen goed argument. Het leven begint bij de conceptie, en een moord is enkel mogelijk als er al leven is, dus vanaf de conceptie.Calvin declared that birth control was the murder of future persons and the Synod of Dordt issued a Bible commentary which stated that contraception was the same as abortion.
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Calvijn was er mordicus op tegenDathenum schreef:Tsja, als je zo gaat rederneren is vrijgezel blijven ook een moord op mensen die geboren hadden kunnen worden. Er zijn genoeg argumenten om tegen anticonceptie te zijn, maar dit vind ik geen goed argument. Het leven begint bij de conceptie, en een moord is enkel mogelijk als er al leven is, dus vanaf de conceptie.Calvin declared that birth control was the murder of future persons and the Synod of Dordt issued a Bible commentary which stated that contraception was the same as abortion.
en dan overdrijf je wel eens....
Excuse me, I'll correct myself:refo schreef:English please....
Well, if you are going to ague that way, to stay single also is murder on future persons which could have been born. There are good arguments against contraception, but this one is not a good argument. Life starts at the conception, and a murder only is possible if there is life, so a murder is only possible when de conception has occured.Calvin declared that birth control was the murder of future persons and the Synod of Dordt issued a Bible commentary which stated that contraception was the same as abortion.
In the Scolastic point of view one is every time on a choice out of two ways to go. By choosing the bad way another, better world can't exist. In that better world there would be born a child, that is not born as result of the contracept. I think that is how we must understand this 'strange' opinion.
When masturbating -or even when undertaking no sexual activity whatever- someone could also use his semen in a 'better' way (from a Scholastic point of view). Does this point of view mean that someone has to intercourse very regularly, to prevent high "opportunity costs" from spilled semen?refo schreef:In the Scolastic point of view one is every time on a choice out of two ways to go. By choosing the bad way another, better world can't exist. In that better world there would be born a child, that is not born as result of the contracept. I think that is how we must understand this 'strange' opinion.
Sounds strange, very strange :shock:
But of course, I am also strongly opposed to anticonception. Be a man and have no sex at all if you do not want a possible result of it.
Masturbation is also to be opposed to, because when one looks at a women with a lustful eye, he already has commited adultry. Of course this doesn't apply to a "wet dream", which is an natural thing.Vincent schreef:When masturbating -or even when undertaking no sexual activity whatever- someone could also use his semen in a 'better' way (from a Scholastic point of view). Does this point of view mean that someone has to intercourse very regularly, to prevent high "opportunity costs" from spilled semen?
Sounds strange, very strange :shock:
Furthermore, I think that contraception sometimes is allowed (even is a duty) for instance for the health of the woman. In the past (also in the times of the bible) baby's got 3 years breastfeeding. During that time the woman wouldn't get pregnant. Actually a natural kind of birth control. But birth control for economical reasons (or other selfish reasons) is against scripture.
This has nothing to do with 'be a man'. This is just a point of view.Vincent schreef:Be a man and have no sex at all if you do not want a possible result of it.
In my opinion married couples do not only have sex to get children, but sex is a part of their married life. A part of the relationship between a man and a woman.
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