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If BigE and Doc Hawkins need answers to important questions like these, I
would recommend going over to Catholic Answers' Catholic.com's radio
archive, and listen to a program or two on whatever topic they have
questions about. Catholic Answers daily discusses issue such as
contraception and all the teachings of the Catholic church with Catholic
theologians, priests, bishops, the occasional Cardinal, and Catholic
Apologists and experts.
I think evey show they have ever done in the five plus years is in their archive section, and you can listen to them over the internet-- all for free. You can listen live online, and if you want to, you can call their toll free U.S. number and ask a question. They also have articles, tracts, and you can even search for answers on their search engine. It's an excellent resource for finding Catholic Answers to your questions. I like the discussion forum, and many of the responses you have received are good, but if you're struggling with a teaching like contraception, and still feel you haven't received a satisfactory answer to your question with all the computer type exhausted so far on this thread, and because the importance of the topic, you really need to consult some formal published Catholic writings or an orthodox Catholic expert to get the orthodox Catholic teaching on the subject. By "orthodox" I mean the word literally: true or right teaching. I would think that most (although I could be wrong) of the people writing in the discussion group forum are not trained theologians, and do not hold degrees in theology. I am sure some of them are, and I am not saying that their explanations are not helpful or useful or right on the money, but I think if you are looking for a definitive answer and explanation of the Catholic Church's doctrine on contraception, you need to read some formal published Catholic writings and it would be helpful to consult a Catholic expert. EWTN.com is also an excellent resource. They have a document library ( I found it a little difficult to use), and also make experts available on their Open Line program which airs at 3:00 p.m. E.S.T. weekly, and they also have an Answer Archive at thier Web of Faith Program. Try it--you'll like it ![]() |
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