Perhaps it's only me who sees it this way;
But forcing people who don't know God, or who are too blind to have seen God, into no contraceptive options, knowing they aren't believers, knowing they are usually uneducated and knowing they'll have sex and get pregnant in unsupported and unsupportive families, seems like an awful means to an even worse end.
It is the glory of God to feed the poor, clothe the hungry and look out for the needy.
Does anyone ever wonder why these young gilrs have sex in the first place?
It's a means to feel loved and wanted. These girls grow up in irreverent families, usually have perturbed childhoods and always have self-esteem and self-worth issues and they get with guys and they fall into bed because it makes them feel cared about and desired by someone.
I'd rather they had the opportunity to come out of it without a child and move on and live their lives and grow up and have a chance to become educated and get out of the impoverished circle that their family is in. And then maybe when they eventually do decide to have kids, they might grow up to feel a little more loved and less deprived than they did.
But forcing people who don't know God, or who are too blind to have seen God, into no contraceptive options, knowing they aren't believers, knowing they are usually uneducated and knowing they'll have sex and get pregnant in unsupported and unsupportive families, seems like an awful means to an even worse end.
It is the glory of God to feed the poor, clothe the hungry and look out for the needy.
Does anyone ever wonder why these young gilrs have sex in the first place?
It's a means to feel loved and wanted. These girls grow up in irreverent families, usually have perturbed childhoods and always have self-esteem and self-worth issues and they get with guys and they fall into bed because it makes them feel cared about and desired by someone.
I'd rather they had the opportunity to come out of it without a child and move on and live their lives and grow up and have a chance to become educated and get out of the impoverished circle that their family is in. And then maybe when they eventually do decide to have kids, they might grow up to feel a little more loved and less deprived than they did.