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We need to embrace our fellow Christians and work with them when they are standing for right.

Sometimes this creates some nuances that I think we have to deal with the guidance of the Holy Ghost. For example, the specifics of Catholic Doctrine prohibit any form of birth conrol (even in marriage) except "rythm and blues". While we encourage married couples to have large families stating that God has never rescinded his command "be fruitfull and multiply", we do accept that under given circumstances it may be acceptable to limit a family's size, and if so; using medical contraception is not inherently evil. That being said, we do agree on the bigger problem that socialized government infringes on free excercise of religion, I applaud the Catholic Chuch for being willing to fight for it's beliefs. .. even if not exactly ours.

Regards,

George Clay

gclayjr wrote:We need to embrace our fellow Christians and work with them when they are standing for right.

Sometimes this creates some nuances that I think we have to deal with the guidance of the Holy Ghost. For example, the specifics of Catholic Doctrine prohibit any form of birth conrol (even in marriage) except "rythm and blues". While we encourage married couples to have large families stating that God has never rescinded his command "be fruitfull and multiply", we do accept that under given circumstances it may be acceptable to limit a family's size, and if so; using medical contraception is not inherently evil. That being said, we do agree on the bigger problem that socialized government infringes on free excercise of religion, I applaud the Catholic Chuch for being willing to fight for it's beliefs. .. even if not exactly ours.

Regards,

George Clay

I agree George, there are good people in every religion! The majority of the good people I've baptized were Catholic.

Bob