The pill and 50 years of misery [the pill kills!]

RenewAmerica ^ | 5-6-10 | Judie Brown

[mlizzy]

The Pill Kills

[mlizzy]

Humanae Vitae

[TruthHound]

Every sperm is sacred?

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

The pill and abortion are leading to the destruction of Western civilization through a birthrate far below the 2.11 needed for a sustainable population.

[mlizzy]

Natural Family Planning

[Spudx7]

I didn’t want to go on the pill when I got married for purely selfish reasons, I had heard that it made you gain weight. I found out a couple of years later that the pill doesn’t prevent conception, it just prevents implantation. I was so grateful for not taking the pill when I read that. I do believe that many Christians will be shocked when they get to heaven and meet the children they unwittingly aborted.

[mlizzy]

Also, while the divorce rate in the United States hovers around 50 percent during the first five years of marriage, those who use Natural Family Planning have a divorce rate of about 0.6 percent according to the Couple to Couple League, and 2-5 percent according to research conducted by California State University, attesting to the strong covenant love shared by these couples. --Link.

[Spudx7]

Exactly.

[randomhero97]

Taking the pill is not abortion.

Does the OP have any sources for this claim other than catholic propaganda?

[mlizzy]

I do believe that many Christians will be shocked when they get to heaven and meet the children they unwittingly aborted.

Yes! You can only imagine! Hundreds of millions of children lost from the birth control pill alone ...

[Nosterrex]

The pill has done more to destroy Western civilization than Hitler, Stalin, and Togo together could ever hope to do. Fifty years ago hardly anyone could have imagined the destructive consequences of the birth control pill.

[mlizzy]

Taking the pill is not abortion. Does the OP have any sources for this claim other than catholic propaganda?

Yes! How "The Pill" works as an Abortifacient

[IrishCatholic]

Darn you! Now that song is stuck in my head.

“Father: The mill’s closed. There’s no more work. We’re destitute.
Children: Ohhhhh.
Father: I’m afraid I have no choice but to sell you all for medical experiments.”

I was just perusing along and now all of a sudden Monty Python attacks.

No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!

[MHGinTN]

"I found out a couple of years later that the pill doesn’t prevent conception, it just prevents implantation." This is incorrect. Intrauterine devices interfer with implantaion, as a foreign object in the womb. But babies have been born where the IUD was also 'expelled' from the womb at birth or shortly before.

The contraceptive pill prevents the maturation and release of an ova, that in turn prevents conception. Perhaps you are confusing the contraceptive pill with the medication regimine designed to prevent the uterine lining from supporting implantation of an alive embryonic aged human being.

[randomhero97]

Wow, just wow.

[MHGinTN]

"I found out a couple of years later that the pill doesn’t prevent conception, it just prevents implantation." This is incorrect. Intrauterine devices interfere with implantation, as a foreign object in the womb. But babies have been born where the IUD was also 'expelled' from the womb at birth or shortly before.

The contraceptive pill prevents the maturation and release of an ova, that in turn prevents conception. Perhaps you are confusing the contraceptive pill with the medication regimen designed to prevent the uterine lining from supporting implantation of an alive embryonic aged human being.

[randomhero97]

American Life League

I'll ask my same question once again.

[BenKenobi]

Yes, the contraceptive pill is an abortifacient. The only thing different between the pill and the morning after pill is the dosage.

[BenKenobi]

That is one of the actions of the birth control pill.

First, the pill, as you say, inhibits the release of the ova.

However, it also hardens the endometrium, preventing the implantation of the embryo into the wall of the uterus.

[Spudx7]

I'm not Catholic, so I haven't heard any teachings from the Catholic church. I was told this by a doctor explaining how the pill worked when I was dealing with painful ovarian cysts. She was NOT a pro-life doctor at all.