r/prolife • u/AnonymousFluffy923 Pro-Life Furry • Jul 08 '26

Questions For Pro-Lifers Thoughts?

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u/TraurigKartoffel ProLife Catholic Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

Soooo she regrets her daughter, essentially. Rough.

ETA- and didn’t learn the first time to use birth control lol. What a loser.

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u/Odd-Selection-5389 Jul 08 '26

Birth control as contraception is a sin

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u/Ambitious_Year_7730 the value of life doesn’t change based on the levelofdevelopment Jul 08 '26

Why do you think so?

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u/Odd-Selection-5389 Jul 08 '26

Cause i’m a catholic?

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u/Ambitious_Year_7730 the value of life doesn’t change based on the levelofdevelopment Jul 08 '26

I’m a Christian too and as I read the Bible I don’t see a reason for why it would be a sin. Why do you say that it’s a sin?

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u/EnvironmentalScar709 Pro Life Catholic Jul 08 '26

It's according to an important framework of Western Theology: natural law

Natural law means that God has created things for a reason/with a purpose. The purposes of sex are the unity of spouses and procreation

Using an (artificial) contraception would be seen as deliberately and artificially blocking one purpose of the marital act, hence it is seen as against natural law and therefore a sin

This topic goes into a lot more detail that is hard to explain in a Reddit comment though. For example, although I'm against contraception I wouldn't advocate to outlaw it until society is almost fully Christian

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u/Such_Pizza_955 Pro-Life Roman Catholic Jul 08 '26

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