The contraceptive mentality
is the misfortune of many marriages – it destroys not only the fertility but also the health of a woman, it is always a mortal sin under any circumstances, husband and wife drive God out of their lives and plunge into the slavery of sin and evil forces.
- Only God is the giver of life and the source of love.
Intrauterine body, spiral
– if fertilization has occurred (conception of the child), it prevents its settling in the uterus, which causes the death of a small person.
Prevention of conception
Sterilization
Artificial insemination
– the crime of genocide
The price of the birth of one living child is the death of 10 other children – his siblings. It is immoral to create human embryos for use as “biological material” that can be freely used.
- It is inextricably linked to the destruction of human life in its prenatal phase, deeply unethical.
- During the in vitro procedure, humans are selected several times at different stages of their embryonic and fetal life. The rest of the children die or are frozen – waiting to die slowly.
- For the potential parents – the belief that in order to achieve their goal, it is possible to agree to the killing of their children and expose them to health risks (approximately 75% of children from the test tube are disabled – this shows up in adolescence or late in life, it is damaging to the health of the mother too).
- Barely 4.2% of embryos (human beings) conceived using assisted reproduction methods are born alive.
Parents
– did I convince our daughter to have an abortion? Did I force her, threaten her (to throw her out of the house, refusal of study)? Did I approved this decision (even by silence)?
- Did I persuade my daughter for contraception, did I let it prescribe to her?
- Did I recommended artificial insemination to someone, did I agree with this decision?
- Was I instructing children about the sin of preventing conception – or, on the contrary, encouraged them to commit these sins (taking pills, other means of preventing conception…), supported, and even praised (under the guise of assertion, how responsible are my children, how responsible parent am I… )?
- Did I approve of my children’s immoral life, premarital sex? (Consent, support, silence)? Did I allow them to live in the same household as unmarried people? (Often times with parents under one roof). Did I try to get rid of responsibility for them with excuses – they are adults, today is a different time, because they plan to get married later, because they are engaged, I am silent for fear that our relationships will break down – they will not be visiting me, I myself encouraged them to do it – because they have to get to know each other well before marriage, I gave them a room or a flat).
Mother
– was I thinking about an abortion? (I’m young, single, I don’t want another child, I don’t want a girl / boy, I don’t want twins, I don’t want a handicapped child, under the guise of health reasons, I cannot afford a child, I was raped…).
- I wondered if I would give birth to a child or not – I reserved the right to decide on the life or death of my child – did I exalted myself above God, the creator of life? (I have proclaimed that a woman has the right to decide whether or not she wants a child…).
- Did I deny that a child is a full-fledged human being from the moment of conception and has the right to life? (I spread these delusions – until a certain week it is just a cluster of cells…).
- Did I undergo an examination during pregnancy to see if the baby was OK, healthy – with the intention that I would decide based on the result of the examination, according to gender, the doctor’s recommendation? (USG, 3D USG, amniotic fluid collection…).
- Prenatal diagnosis is morally permissible if it respects the life and inviolability of the human embryo and fetus and is aimed at its individual protection or treatment. However, it is in serious violation of the moral law, if is foreseeing, depending on the results, the possibility to induce abortion. The diagnosis must not be equivalent to the death penalty.
- Did I want to find out the sex of the child? (3D USG, blood tests) – with the intention I don’t want a girl / boy.
- Did I refuse to accept the sex of the child, God’s will (I learn that I am expecting a boy / girl, but I long for another sex, I am saddened, unhappy, angry)?
- Did I undergo artificial insemination? Did I persuade anyone to do this act? Did I agree with that? (Also, by silence) Did I do this act myself? (Doctor, assisted by him – medical staff).
- Did I prevent the baby survive? (Intrauterine device, contraception).
- Did I neglect the health of my unborn child? – light-hearted approach (smoking, drinking, drugs, sunbathing, not sparing as the condition required or playing sports…), did I hazard with its life?
- Did I act intentionally so that a miscarriage occurred (persuaded someone to do it, the grandma’s advice, herbs, done myself)?
- Did I love my unborn baby?
- Do I thank God for the gift of a child and for the gift of motherhood (fatherhood)?