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Since the rise of Protestantism, there has been a debate on the veneration of the Virgin Mary. Orthodox Christians argue that since Mary is ...
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From the book The Person in the Orthodox Tradition by Metropolitan of Nafpaktos Hierotheos, and translated by Esther Williams "&q...
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Eventhough the Council of Carthage was a local North African Council it became Universal when the decrees were added to the 6th ecumenical ...
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I am Augustine, thy Father: Thou shalt have no other Fathers before me .
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Have you ever noticed how Protestantism demonizes (divides) between things which no sane, God-fearing person would ever dare to tear asunder...
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I see what you are getting at, but you are accidentally labeling the barren and those living together as brother and sister as sinful because they remain a 'Binity' and celibates for remaining a 'Unity'.
Contraception is a sin because so many of the methods (all, in the ancient world) are actually abortifacients and because contraception flies in the face of the command to "be fruitful and multiply".
Virginity is good, and so is marriage. But to rip the fruits of the later while denying its toils and pains is despicable in the sight of the Lord. (I also don't understand how onanism can cause abortions either...)
I don't see what you're getting at at all, here. Could you spell it out for the slow?
Our God is not a Child-less Father. Nor is He the same as Mammon.
Contraception is a sin because ...
The underlying reason it's regarded as sinful is not simply because it kills. Even a non-lethal form of conception is sinful. As Luka pointed out obliquely, onanism is still sinful, but nobody gets killed.
onanism is still sinful, but nobody gets killed.
Nobody except for Onan. :-)