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Posted: **Sun Aug 02, 2009 2:16 am**

As what we may observe many religious leaders claim that contraception is morally wrong.

With this regard, I wanted to know about your opinions regarding this matter.

Can we consider contraception as morally wrong?

Posted: **Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:46 pm**

imho, no. Absolutely not.

Posted: **Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:35 am**

Floberto wrote:imho, no. Absolutely not.

thanks for the reply.. :roll:

Posted: **Thu Aug 20, 2009 10:53 pm**

My question to pose to that question is, what has this religious leader seen that makes him think contraception is wrong? When a country is so overcrowded that having more than one or two children means a life of near poverty, and the increase in population does nothing but aggravate the problem, how can contraception be immoral? Where does it say in religious text that one should not avoid getting pregnant? One can avoid pregnancy by not doing that which causes it, or perhaps using contraception, which allows the couple to express love in the most intimate physical way possible without the worry of contribution to a significant social problem. Thousands of years ago, when the world's population was small, the only way to make sure your way of life didn't die out was to have lots of children. Now that overpopulation is a problem, such activity is counterproductive.

Just my $.02.

Posted: **Sun Aug 23, 2009 11:05 pm**

Oral contraception is always right . . .that's when someone says "NO!"

Posted: **Thu Aug 27, 2009 7:40 am**

SeekingMyAsawa wrote:Oral contraception is always right . . .that's when someone says "NO!"

correct...hehehe

Posted: **Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:37 pm**

of course not!!!!

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2009 12:12 am**

SeekingMyAsawa wrote:Oral contraception is always right . . .that's when someone says "NO!"

:lol:

maybe your right ..lol

Posted: **Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:35 am**

Basically because the sexual act is when the two spouses give themselves to each other completely. And that includes your fertility. There is always the possibility of giving life.
Contraception goes against this and reduces the sexual act to nothing more than vain pleasure. Abortive methods are considered as murder as at the instant of conception there is everything needed to develop the embryo's life and to let it grow into a fully grown human being.

Posted: **Mon Oct 19, 2009 10:00 am**

cutegen wrote:Basically because the sexual act is when the two spouses give themselves to each other completely. And that includes your fertility. There is always the possibility of giving life.
Contraception goes against this and reduces the sexual act to nothing more than vain pleasure. Abortive methods are considered as murder as at the instant of conception there is everything needed to develop the embryo's life and to let it grow into a fully grown human being.

In a perfect world maybe, but this is a far from perfect world. I agree with Joey:-

Joey wrote:.... One can avoid pregnancy by not doing that which causes it, or perhaps using contraception, which allows the couple to express love in the most intimate physical way possible without the worry of contribution to a significant social problem. Thousands of years ago, when the world's population was small, the only way to make sure your way of life didn't die out was to have lots of children. Now that overpopulation is a problem, such activity is counterproductive...

to say nothing of the important role of condoms in the prevention of the spread of HIV/AIDS.

An extract from the following link:

http://globalnation.inquirer.net/news/news/view/20070305-52995/1.9%25_population_growth_rate_eyed_by_2010

'....Dr. Nafis Sadik, UN special envoy for HIV/AIDS for Asia and the Pacific, also echoed Cabral's views.
"All countries now accept that population is at the heart of development, and that achieving gender equality and universal reproductive health is vital to the reduction of poverty and the promotion of human well-being," Sadik said.
She urged the Philippines to develop a strong and culturally responsive population policy that "supports the right of all women and men to make free, responsible and informed choices."....'

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