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There is no restriction on the use of Birth Control for Jehovah's Witnesses however their respect for life means they avoid methods that would terminate the life of a fertilized egg or embryo.
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Do jehovahs witness believe in birth control?
If they so desire. The Awake magazine, printed by Jehovah's Witnesses, of 22nd February 1993 says''Does the Bible condemn birth control? No, it does not. The choice is left with the couple. If a married couple decides to practice birth control, their choice of contraceptives is a personal matter. However, the method of birth control a Christian couple chooses should be governed by a respect for the sanctity of life. Since the Bible indicates that a person's life begins at conception, Christians would avoid contraceptive methods that abort, or end the life of, the developing child.''
Did it snow at the time of Jesus birth?
No. Matter of fact is, jesus was born on the 9th month of the year, it is written, but pagans have destroyed the truth. The truth is being told however, by Jehovahs witnesses. (psalms 83.18)
What happens at the birth of a jehovahs witness?
You start loving and training the child. There are no rituals or solemn events setup and advocated. Many witnesses feel a gratefulness to their creator and a deep responsibility to care for the precious gift they now have.
What has the author Edward Lyttelton written?
Edward Lyttelton has written: 'The Christian and birth control' -- subject(s): Birth control, Religious aspects of Birth control
Do Jehovah's Witness believe in abortions or birth control?
Jehovah's Witnesses have no prohibition against the use of birth control. They would, however, object to a method of birth control that resulted in the destruction of an already fertilzed egg since they believe life begins at conception and that this would violate a respect for the sanctity of life.If they so desire. The Awake magazine, printed by Jehovah's Witnesses, of 22nd February 1993 says''Does the Bible condemn birth control? No, it does not. The choice is left with the couple. If a married couple decides to practice birth control, their choice of contraceptives is a personal matter. However, the method of birth control a Christian couple chooses should be governed by a respect for the sanctity of life. Since the Bible indicates that a person's life begins at conception, Christians would avoid contraceptive methods that abort, or end the life of, the developing child.''
What has the author Daniel C Maguire written?
Daniel C Maguire has written: 'Sacred choices' -- subject(s): Abortion, Birth control, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Abortion, Religious aspects of Birth control
What has the author N Orville Griese written?
N. Orville Griese has written: 'The \\' -- subject(s): Birth control, Catholic Church, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Birth control
What has the author Max Heine written?
Max Heine has written: 'Children' 'Children - blessing or burden' -- subject(s): Birth control, Christianity, Family size, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Birth control, Religious aspects of Family size
What has the author Sidney Cornelia Callahan written?
Sidney Cornelia Callahan has written: 'Beyond birth control' -- subject(s): Religious aspects of Sex, Sex, Christianity, Sex in marriage, Marriage 'Christian family planning and sex education' -- subject(s): Birth control, Catholic Church, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Birth control, Sexual ethics
What has the author John Berkman written?
John Berkman has written: 'The politics of moral theology' -- subject(s): Birth control, Catholic Church, Christian ethics, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Birth control, Political ethics, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Birth control
What has the author Sutarno written?
Sutarno. has written: 'Keluarga bertanggung djawab' -- subject(s): Birth control, Protestant churches, Religious aspects of Birth control
What has the author Domingo Lago written?
Domingo Lago has written: 'Un nuevo aspecto del principio de totalidad' -- subject(s): Birth control, Catholic Church, Contraception, Doctrines, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Birth control, Religious aspects of Contraception, Religious aspects of Sex, Sex
