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Monday, January 31, 2011
A Call to Arms: Oral Contraception and its Insult to God
Christianity does not simply ask followers to respect life, nor does it insist they denounce the everyday sins of humanity. Truly devout living compels us to actively defend the right to life, which is our duty as the children of God. However, the defense of life involves education and exposing disturbing signs of moral decay. Heavily responsible for these recent immoral trends, dangerous forms of unnatural contraception are an increasingly-valid threat and widely misunderstood. Although the bible asserts that children “are a blessing to be cherished and cared for when given,” these methods of pregnancy prevention challenge those words with their blatant disrespect for life, increasingly leading young adults astray.
Nevertheless, many families continually choose these “convenient” forms of contraception to control their family size. Even unmarried couples now frequently use these forms of birth control to recklessly satisfy their sexual desires. Even more troubling still are the countless young people engaging in sex freely because a variety of dangerous contraceptives apparently allow it. The use of these products isn’t just an insult to relationships or marriage, but an attack on the entire foundation of children and the family itself.
By largely relieving couples of the “threat” of pregnancy, contraceptives have legitimized premarital sex. However, when couples do view sex as an acceptable activity before marriage, they fail to live life for the glory of God. Children, for these sexually active, unmarried couples, become seen as a burden. As a result, the entire relationship is corrupted, with carnal satisfaction replacing deeper, worthy forms of connection. However, the mutual respect a relationship demands can also become secondary to the selfish gratification premarital sex provides. Without the sanctity of marriage, this disrespect can reach even greater lengths, as individuals become objectified as nothing more than sources of sexual enjoyment.
This disrespect manifests itself in society today in the form of oral contraceptives, which are an insult to both the family and children. Remarkably, these deadly forms of contraception are carelessly sanctioned everywhere, from the media to schools. They assist in the increasing sexual promiscuity of our nation and the rampant spread of disease. Despite being the most dangerous form of contraception, oral contraceptives are now the most popular as well. Unlike barrier forms of contraception, these pills are up to 99.9% effective at preventing pregnancy. In addition, they are cheap, readily available at family planning clinics, often at reduced prices, and convenient. Women need only take a pill at the same time each day to effectively eliminate the chance of pregnancy. Unfortunately, few young adults using this pill recognize the dangerous physical side effects that commonly occur.
These side effects begin with the dangerous implications hormonal methods of birth control can generate. While effective at preventing pregnancy, they falsely imply complete protection to all outcomes of casual sex, including sexually transmitted disease. Although schools frequently fulfill their minimal obligation, warning students about the dangers of this disease, the incomplete education they provide might simply prompt more confused young women to turn to this drug as a safeguard.
Alarmingly, the producers of these drugs are also accountable for these widespread misconceptions. Bayer HealthCare, the manufacturer of several popular oral contraceptives, devotes millions of dollars to advertising campaigns every year. According to this marketing, these drugs treat everything from acne to premenstrual depression. However, the FDA recently requested Bayer remove these television commercials, explaining that none of those claims have been conclusively proven and only mislead young adults further.
Despite the revelations about this drug manufacturer’s lack of integrity, the worst side effect of this drug remains the destructive physical consequences. Oral contraceptives literally disrupt a woman’s internal balance, altering hormones to make the body think it is pregnant. Although proponents of these destructive pills are quick to point to the decreased levels of estrogen in current products, many serious health problems still accompany these drugs, including cardiovascular complications. A recent Yaz lawsuit involves a woman who developed blood clots in her lungs after using this product. Because estrogen can play a role in blood coagulation and is a main ingredient, these drugs increase the risk of stroke and blood clotting.
The disrespect users of oral contraception show their body is a direct affront to God, as we are made in his image. Regardless of how users attempt to defend their decision to blatantly disregard the sanctity of life, they will never find justification in the eyes of God. Because it is the duty of all Christians to preserve life, it remains imperative to spread the truth about dangerous forms of contraception, especially birth control pills. These attacks on life represent an assault on decency and threaten to damage the moral fiber of this country until nothing pure remains and we are left with a wave of broken families, crime and rampant disease.
Contraception is not a sin because it can make women ill or lead to death. It fails to be a sin because it causes the spread of sexually transmitted disease. The use of contraception is not even a sin because it makes manufacturers of these immoral products disgustingly wealthy or tempts couples to commit adultery. Contraception is a sin because it attempts to remove God’s influence in reproduction, illustrating a desire to rule one’s own fate instead of serving The Lord. Unfortunately, the immoral sexual tendencies in modern society have gone so far that it is not only atheists and other misguided souls that must be informed of the evils of contraception. Even self-identified Catholics must be reminded of the promise they made to God which included the preservation of life, morality and reverence for all things sacred.
This is a guest post by Matt Phillips.
Nevertheless, many families continually choose these “convenient” forms of contraception to control their family size. Even unmarried couples now frequently use these forms of birth control to recklessly satisfy their sexual desires. Even more troubling still are the countless young people engaging in sex freely because a variety of dangerous contraceptives apparently allow it. The use of these products isn’t just an insult to relationships or marriage, but an attack on the entire foundation of children and the family itself.
By largely relieving couples of the “threat” of pregnancy, contraceptives have legitimized premarital sex. However, when couples do view sex as an acceptable activity before marriage, they fail to live life for the glory of God. Children, for these sexually active, unmarried couples, become seen as a burden. As a result, the entire relationship is corrupted, with carnal satisfaction replacing deeper, worthy forms of connection. However, the mutual respect a relationship demands can also become secondary to the selfish gratification premarital sex provides. Without the sanctity of marriage, this disrespect can reach even greater lengths, as individuals become objectified as nothing more than sources of sexual enjoyment.
This disrespect manifests itself in society today in the form of oral contraceptives, which are an insult to both the family and children. Remarkably, these deadly forms of contraception are carelessly sanctioned everywhere, from the media to schools. They assist in the increasing sexual promiscuity of our nation and the rampant spread of disease. Despite being the most dangerous form of contraception, oral contraceptives are now the most popular as well. Unlike barrier forms of contraception, these pills are up to 99.9% effective at preventing pregnancy. In addition, they are cheap, readily available at family planning clinics, often at reduced prices, and convenient. Women need only take a pill at the same time each day to effectively eliminate the chance of pregnancy. Unfortunately, few young adults using this pill recognize the dangerous physical side effects that commonly occur.
These side effects begin with the dangerous implications hormonal methods of birth control can generate. While effective at preventing pregnancy, they falsely imply complete protection to all outcomes of casual sex, including sexually transmitted disease. Although schools frequently fulfill their minimal obligation, warning students about the dangers of this disease, the incomplete education they provide might simply prompt more confused young women to turn to this drug as a safeguard.
Alarmingly, the producers of these drugs are also accountable for these widespread misconceptions. Bayer HealthCare, the manufacturer of several popular oral contraceptives, devotes millions of dollars to advertising campaigns every year. According to this marketing, these drugs treat everything from acne to premenstrual depression. However, the FDA recently requested Bayer remove these television commercials, explaining that none of those claims have been conclusively proven and only mislead young adults further.
Despite the revelations about this drug manufacturer’s lack of integrity, the worst side effect of this drug remains the destructive physical consequences. Oral contraceptives literally disrupt a woman’s internal balance, altering hormones to make the body think it is pregnant. Although proponents of these destructive pills are quick to point to the decreased levels of estrogen in current products, many serious health problems still accompany these drugs, including cardiovascular complications. A recent Yaz lawsuit involves a woman who developed blood clots in her lungs after using this product. Because estrogen can play a role in blood coagulation and is a main ingredient, these drugs increase the risk of stroke and blood clotting.
The disrespect users of oral contraception show their body is a direct affront to God, as we are made in his image. Regardless of how users attempt to defend their decision to blatantly disregard the sanctity of life, they will never find justification in the eyes of God. Because it is the duty of all Christians to preserve life, it remains imperative to spread the truth about dangerous forms of contraception, especially birth control pills. These attacks on life represent an assault on decency and threaten to damage the moral fiber of this country until nothing pure remains and we are left with a wave of broken families, crime and rampant disease.
Contraception is not a sin because it can make women ill or lead to death. It fails to be a sin because it causes the spread of sexually transmitted disease. The use of contraception is not even a sin because it makes manufacturers of these immoral products disgustingly wealthy or tempts couples to commit adultery. Contraception is a sin because it attempts to remove God’s influence in reproduction, illustrating a desire to rule one’s own fate instead of serving The Lord. Unfortunately, the immoral sexual tendencies in modern society have gone so far that it is not only atheists and other misguided souls that must be informed of the evils of contraception. Even self-identified Catholics must be reminded of the promise they made to God which included the preservation of life, morality and reverence for all things sacred.
This is a guest post by Matt Phillips.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Catholic News for July 26, 2010 A.D.
CVSTOS FIDEI MONDAY EDITION
From Harvard to Her Religious Calling - Tito Edwards, The American Cthlc
Daily Kos: Ban Organized Religion - Tim Graham, NewsBusters
On Not Having Sex At Harvard - Blackadder, The American Catholic
The Catholic 'Siskel & Ebert' - Tim Drake, National Catholic Register
Movie: Inception's Leap of Faith - Michael Denton, The American Cthlc
Angels and Perception - Michael Brown, Spirit Daily
Awkward: Papa Bene and John Knox? - Christopher Blosser, The Amrcn Cth
Monday, June 21, 2010
Catholic News for June 21, 2010 A.D.
CVSTOS FIDEI MONDAY EDITION
Christians Arrested in the U.S. - Mark Ellis, The Cypress Times
Jewish Museum Exhibits Sacrifices of Nuns - Michael O'Malley, Clvlnd Pln Dlr
Nuns Recall Life Under Communism - David Yonke, Toledo Blade
Under the Roman Sky - Donald R. McClarey, The American Catholic
Hijacking the Marriage Debate - Thomas M. Messner, NRO
Healthcare Reform and the Magisterium - Chris Burgwald, The American Catholic
Adult Stem Cell Use Restores Sight - Associated Press
Real Sex Vs. the Contraceptive Mentality - Darwin, The American Catholic
Andrea Bocelli Pro-Life Story - Catholic News Agency
What's That Purple Building Daddy? - Tito Edwards, The American Catholic
Christians Arrested in the U.S. - Mark Ellis, The Cypress Times
Jewish Museum Exhibits Sacrifices of Nuns - Michael O'Malley, Clvlnd Pln Dlr
Nuns Recall Life Under Communism - David Yonke, Toledo Blade
Under the Roman Sky - Donald R. McClarey, The American Catholic
Hijacking the Marriage Debate - Thomas M. Messner, NRO
Healthcare Reform and the Magisterium - Chris Burgwald, The American Catholic
Adult Stem Cell Use Restores Sight - Associated Press
Real Sex Vs. the Contraceptive Mentality - Darwin, The American Catholic
Andrea Bocelli Pro-Life Story - Catholic News Agency
What's That Purple Building Daddy? - Tito Edwards, The American Catholic
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Catholic News-Thursday, January 31, 2008 AD
CVSTOS FIDEI MORNING EDITION
Tx Available For NYC Pope Mass - Michael Paulson, Bstn Glb
...Archdiocese of New York releases itinery of Pope's trip...
Pope's Wednesday General Audience - Catholic News Agency
Pope Recieves 'Holy Grail' Beer - Gavin Aitchison, The Press
John McCain Is A Weak Pro-Lifer - Mark Stricherz, NC Rgstr
Being Catholic Means The Entire Package! - Blggr Nws Net
Catholic Charities Won't Bend To Gay Agenda - Cal Cath Dly
Photog Taken To Commission For Refusing Gay Job - LfSt
Now *This* Is Liberal Fascism - Mark Shea, CAEI
Compensating Cowards - Mark Shea, InsideCatholic
'One Who's Unable To Live Without Sex, Becomes A Slave' - LfSt
France May Make Homeschooling Illegal - The Brussels Journal
Secular News Item of the Day:
Barak Hussein Obama Wants A Summit With Muslim Countries
by Brian Rohan of Reuters
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(Biretta Tips: Catholic Report, LifeSite, & Lucianne)
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Catholic News-Saturday, January 5, 2008 AD
CVSTOS FIDEI AFTERNOON EDITION
by John Connolly of LifeSite.com
40 Years After Vatican II - Fr. Daniel Callam, Catholic Insight
Top Ten 'Catholic' Films For 2007 - Jean Heimann, Catholic Fire
The Problem With LifeTeen - Jeff Miller, The Curt Jester
Is Capitalism Moral? - Rich Leonardi, Ten Reasons
The Pope's Kitchen Cabinet - Frank Purcell, Taki's Top Drawer
Affirmative Orthodoxy - John Allen, NCR
The Future Of Sex & Marriage - Fr. John Neuhaus, First Things
Going For Baroque - Fr. Dwight Longenecker, Stndng On My Hd
The Ratzinger-Kasper Baptism Debate - Fr. Callam, Cath Insght
Pope Benedict's Beer Blessing? - A Simple Sinner, Per Christum
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(Biretta Tip: Catholic Report) (Photo: LifeSite)
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Catholic News-Wednesday, December 5, 2007 AD
CVSTOS FIDEI MORNING EDITION
On Christian Hope - Archbishop Charles Chaput, First Things
Iraqi Conversion Story - Joe Burns, Catholic News Agency
Pope's US Visit In April Website - Thomas Peters, Amrcn Ppst
Sterility & Fruitfulness - Mark Shea, Natl Catholic Register
The "C" Word - Soutenus, A Catholic Notebook
Henry Hyde 1924-2007 - Sheila Liaugminas, NC Register
Am Psych Asscn To Ban Gay Therapy? - Hilary White, LS
Porn Use Increases Aggressive Sex Acts - John Connolly, LfSt
Atheism Led To 'Greatest Form Of Cruelty' - Peter Beita, CP
Fox Entertainment Buys Beliefnet - GetReligion.org
New Lie Cinema - Jeff Miller, Curt Jester
Get Advent Wreath For Your Blog - Jeff Miller, Curt Jester
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Friday, November 16, 2007
Catholic News-Friday, November 16, 2007 A.D.
CVSTOS FIDEI AFTERNOON EDITION
Vatican-Isreali Ties Worsening - Associated Press
US Bishops Waffle On Pro-Abort Politicians - Cal Catholic Daily
CNN Misleads On US Bishops Life Views - Matthew Balan, NB
Praise & Criticism On US Bishops Statement - LifeSite
Debating Church & State Separation - Fr. Richard Neuhaus, FT
Mike Huckabee: Pro-Life & Pro-Family - Meg Jalsevac, LifeSite
Hook Up Culture Hurts Women - Kathleen Parker, RlClrPltcs
Higher Rates Of STD's This Year - Christian Newswire
Archbishop Charles Chaput Interview - Catholic Exchange
Golden Compass Has No Moral Compass - Matt Barber, Twnhll
Giuliani Woos Christians On Judges - Libby Quaid, AP
School Bans Christmas Cards - Andy Dolan, Daily Mail
Non-Catholic News Item of the Day:
Jews & WASP's
by Walter Mead
of the New York Sun
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(Hat Tips: LifeSite & Lucianne)
Friday, August 3, 2007
Catholic News-Friday, August 3, 2007 A.D.
CVSTOS FIDEI MORNING EDITION
Doctors, Morning After Pill, & Faith - L. Parker, USA Today
Missionaries, East To West - L. Hook, Wall Street Journal
Chicago Tribs Brachear Ignorance - K. Shepherd, MRC
Tradition Makes A Comeback - Sandro Magister, Chiesa
Media's Double Standard - Tito, Custos Fidei
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(Hat Tip: Lucianne)
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Catholic News-Tuesday, July 17, 2007 A.D.
CVSTOS FIDEI AFTERNOON EDITION
Cardinal Mahony Should Resign - Phil Lawler, CWNews
Contraception & Virtue - Donald Demarco, NC Register
The Jewishness Of The Roman Rite - N. Frankovich, First Things
Vatican Library Closure Irks Scholars - D. Willey, BBC News
Forfeiting Right To Oppose Gay Marriage? - M. Finkelstein, MRC
Setback For Family Rights - Bill Graves, The Oregonian
Sen Specter Disappoints - Alexander Bolton, The Hill
Women Re-Entering Work Force Face Peril - P. Meister, MRC
How To Apply Vatican II - Sandro Magister, Chiesa
China's Christian Revolution - R. Moore, Orlando Sentinel
Anti-Humanism Gaining Traction - W. Smith, 2ndhand Smoke
Voluntary Human Extinction Movement? - Christina, CoaCS
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Saturday, May 12, 2007
Catholic News-Saturday, May 12, 2007 A.D.
CVSTOS FIDEI EVENING EDITION
Giuliani Advocates Death - Bill Donohue, Catholic League
Romney Advocates Life - Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com
Giuliani Losing More Ground - Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com
One Million Attend Pope's Brazil Mass - staff, Catholic News Agency
Blog-Level Ecumenism - David B., Per Christum
Bayeux Tapestry - Fidei Defensor, Custos Fidei
'Into Great Silence' Now Playing in Houston - Tito, Custos Fidei
Radix Malorum est Cupiditas - Fidei Defensor, Custos Fidei
Scientology vs. John Sweeney - John Sweeney, BBC News
(Hat Tips: Catholic Report.)
Movie Review: Into Great Silence (Die Groß Stille).
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Thursday, May 3, 2007
Radix malorum est cupiditas
H/T to Dawn...
"...the pleasure principle and various pagan philosophies are always going to be with us. And in our consumer culture, making women lonely is what sells. You don't see a married woman with kids blowing her Christmas bonus in the shoe department at Macy's. Advertisers have a vested interest in keeping women single and lonely, because they're the ones that buy impulse purchases."
Dawn has hit the nail on the head here. Just as left wing faith in "big-government" has damaged our society, so has right wing faith in "big-business" (aka classical liberalism.) Materialism is one of the pillars of the culture of death. The media bombards people with the message that happiness is derived from living for ones' self, Christ says happiness and perfect freedom come from living for others. This is one of the two great divides between Christianity and Paganism. The other is that, to quote a popular film, "What we do in life, echoes in eternity."
"...the pleasure principle and various pagan philosophies are always going to be with us. And in our consumer culture, making women lonely is what sells. You don't see a married woman with kids blowing her Christmas bonus in the shoe department at Macy's. Advertisers have a vested interest in keeping women single and lonely, because they're the ones that buy impulse purchases."
Dawn has hit the nail on the head here. Just as left wing faith in "big-government" has damaged our society, so has right wing faith in "big-business" (aka classical liberalism.) Materialism is one of the pillars of the culture of death. The media bombards people with the message that happiness is derived from living for ones' self, Christ says happiness and perfect freedom come from living for others. This is one of the two great divides between Christianity and Paganism. The other is that, to quote a popular film, "What we do in life, echoes in eternity."
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Catholic News-Thursday, April 26, 2007 A.D.
EVENING UPDATE
114 Year Old Convert - Agenzia Fides
Abp Burke Takes On Sheryl Crow (Video) - Rocco Palmo, WITL
An Atheist's Journey to God - Fr. John Powell, retired professor
Congress to Criminalize Christianity - Bob Unruh, WorldNetDaily
Giuliani Tap-Dancing Around Abortion - Steven Ertelt, LifeNews...
Ideological Tribalism - Fr. Jonathan Morris, FoxNews.com
Hispanics Turning Evangelical - Kim Vo, The Mercury News
The Problem With Mr. Auth - Robert T. Miller, First Things
Shutting Down Opposition - Charles Colson, Catholic Exchange
About Archbishop Nienstedt - Pamela Miller, StarTribune.com
Syphilis Rate Rises Among Gays - John-Henry Westen, LifeSite
Backlash for Catholic Justices - Jan Crawford Greenburg, ABC News
Pro-Lifers & Illegal Immigration - Michelle McIntyre, Life of the P...
"Not Enough Flair!" - Domenico Bettinelli, Bettnet.com
Science & Gays - Professor Glynn Harrison, Anglican Mainstream
Stamping Out Christian Dissent - Pat Dague, Transfigurations
Kilt-Wearing Surrender Monkeys - Staff, Ekklesia
Anglican Liberals Unhinged! - Christopher S. Johnson, MCJ
MORNING EDITION
The Joy of Abstinence - Arielle Spivey, Boston Globe
Bob Novak's Short Conversion Story - Rod Dreher, Crunch Con
Consequences of Redefining Marriage – Allie Martin, One News Now
The New Yorker & Shoddy Journalism - George Weigel, DCR
Texas Futile Care Law May Change – Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com
Sexual Abuse Charges on Bp Todd Brown – Gustavo Arellano, OCW
Abortions Compared to War Deaths (all US) – MJ, Ad Maiorem De…
Roe v. Wade Can Be Overturned – Allie Martin, One News Now
How 4 Coaches Converted - Maryanne Meyerriecks, AR Catholic
China Passes U.S. As Worst Polluter - Christopher S. Johnson, MCJ
The Post-West - Victor Davis Hanson, Private Papers
Anglican Liberals Unhinged-Part 2! - Christopher S. Johnson, MCJ
I'm a Marauding Marsupial! - Tito, Custos Fidei
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(Hat Tips: Catholic Report, The Curt Jester, Recta Ratio, National Catholic Register, Catholic and Enjoying It!, Townhall.com & The WebElf Report.)
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