[Jorge]

Jorge"My point is that those who would rather see people die from AIDS in order not to violate some law or statute against contraception has distorted priorities when it comes to genuine morality."

There you go again. No one would rather see people die from AIDS except those who tell them to go ahead and have sex but use a condom.

Once again, you're completely wrong.

You've jumped into the middle of an exchange without reading the posts, and your responses and accusations are totally off the mark.

Let me fill you in on what you've missed;
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think about it. Married people get aids from either preexisting sexual activity or from blood. Now in the context of marital sex with a spouse with aids, would you be opposed to condom usuage.

9 posted on 01/13/2004 10:42:06 AM EST by cajungirl

To: cajungirl Yes. The act of contraception is intrinsically evil One may never commit an intrinsically evil act even if some limited good may come from it. 10 posted on 01/13/2004 11:10:17 AM EST by johnb2004 _____________________________

Read it!

Johnb2004 clearly says that he believes it is better for a wife not to commit the "intrinsically evil act" of condom use "even if some limited good may come from it." (preventing AIDS and death)

NOWHERE will you find a post of mine saying anything like the above statement.

Nowhere do I ever state that I prefer anybody to die rather than adhere to my moral principles.

[Polycarp IV]

johnb2004

Jorge is grossly and deceitfully misrepresenting what you said in post # 10, something he is accusing me of doing with his statements.

You might want to defend your good name and your statement from his willful misrepresentation.