[weegee]

"And why is contraception wrong, particularly in the age of AIDS?"

I didn't know that monogamous married couples were at risk of getting AIDS if they didn't use condoms or the pill.

[cantfindagoodscreenname]

I didn't know that monogamous married couples were at risk of getting AIDS if they didn't use condoms or the pill.

LOL! Good point! What a stupid thing for the author to say about contraception, lol.

[cantfindagoodscreenname]

I didn't know that monogamous married couples were at risk of getting AIDS if they didn't use condoms or the pill.

LOL! Good point!

[Bernard]

You got that one right. The basic teaching of the Catholic religion is that sex is supposed to be between an husband and a wife for the purpose of having children. Any sexual act that does not fit that description is going to be trouble, somehow.

It gets people in trouble, can be an occasion of sin, can be a sin, can be a mortal sin. Is the Catholic religion the only one that believes this? Is that why so many non-Catholics don't understand the position?

[madprof98]

The author has an agenda, and it is not the Catholic Church's agenda.

[browardchad]

I didn't know that monogamous married couples were at risk of getting AIDS if they didn't use condoms or the pill.

Good point. Consider also that the birth-control pill offers absolutely no protection against AIDS.

But hey, what the author really wants here is endorsement of promiscuity; once the Church "loosens up" on that "issue", they can start handing out condoms at Sunday Mass, and thus gain the approval of the MSM. After all, isn't public approval what morality is all about? /s