Catholics have said this all along. At least I have.
A think one of the Popes said it, too.
Sure.
And the Russians got to the moon first, too.
Lambeth Conference. First the Anglicans caved then the rest followed.
Then I have some protestant at a Crisis Pregnancy Center here in Charleston, tearing my head off because I refuse to donate pregnancy books that talk about contraception. I’m told that I want “women to just push out babies every 9 months that they can’t afford” Yep yep yep yep yep yep yep yep yep. Yet she she’s “pro life”.
Growing up, the two churches where families of more than two children were common were the LCMS and the Catholics.
As an adult, I have often wondered why the LCMS was that way.
The author is right. Once sex becomes just about fun, marriage doesn’t seem that strong of a bond.
I’m not Catholic, as you may know, but I agree with you. Birth control is sinful, when it is artificial.
So did some of us evangelicals.
Unfortunately for Christians of any kind, too many of them either do not know, or fail to apply in their lives, the commands of God.
I know that I have failed on many occasions to keep
God’s word in my own life, but at least I don’t try to petend it wasn’t wrong.
And for good reason. I think there is more to the puzzle of the 60s, but yes the eugenics policies of Margaret Sanger helped usher in the 'sexual revolution.' It was one of two major factors of the counter-culture movement in the 60s which continues today in bold fashion.
The good news is a lot of people who should have known better are waking up. For that we should rejoice.
On another note...Merry Christmas.