[Brian Kopp DPM]

Do you, or do you not, believe all forms of contraception to be sinful?

If you do not, on what scriptures do you base your belief?

If your church does not teach contraception to be sinful, by whose authority did it change the continual teaching of Christianity on the subject?

If it did not have such authority (which it obviously does not and cannot) then your system is in apostacy, and you have no grounds whatsover to challenge the scriptural interpretations and doctrines of Catholicism. Period.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Do you, or do you not, believe all forms of contraception to be sinful?

Straw man question, full of bait.

God will be my and YOUR judge, not YOU.

BigMack

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

I'm not willing to avoid the contraception issue because its unpopular, taboo, or for fear of offending both Catholic and protestant alike, when this is the single greatest evangelization/apologetics tool ever handed to us on a silver platter by the Holy Spirit.

YOUR not willing to avoid the contraception issue because its unpopular, taboo, or for fear of offending both Catholic and protestant alike, when this is the single greatest Straw Man, Baiting/apologetics banning tool ever handed to us on a silver platter by our apologists.

BigMack

[Proud2BAmerican]

I'm curious about the statement I read from you several posts back on this thread that mentioned how contraceptives were even illegal in the United States, according to legislation enacted by *Protestant* legislators. Can you elaborate on that for me please? I think it would be beneficial for this discussion.