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God intended that pregnancy occur within the bond of marriage between a man and a woman -- who are married to each other. God commissioned the human race in Genesis by the proclamation that Adam and Eve were to multiply and replenish the earth. Furthermore, according to The Bible, pregnancy is to occur between the man and a woman who are married to each other.
If the married couple is having a problem getting pregnant and artificial insemination is recommended by a doctor, then it is acceptable under the condition that, only the sperm and egg of the married couple are involved.
As long as both the egg in the sperm are from the same married couple, then I can see no problem with this process. After all, both the egg in the sperm belonged to the married couple and there is no intrusion of seed from outside that marriage bond. If the married couple accepts the sperm from another man (a man outside of the marriage bond with that woman), then she is inviting the intrusion of another man's seed into herself. This is an adulterous occurrence.
Christian marriage is a covenant between the husband and wife with God and people as witnesses. This covenant is taken seriously by the Lord. It should also be taken seriously by the couple. God knows all situations and circumstances and is in complete control. If a Christian couple cannot get pregnant and if the only way the wife can get pregnant is through the donation of sperm from a man outside of the marriage bond, then it is best to avoid that pregnancy. Otherwise, the couple is inviting into the woman's body the seed of another man -- which is adultery. It is better that if the couple desires to have children, they should adopt. This prevention of pregnancy could be a means by which the Lord arranges for couples to adopt, thereby, taking care of other children.
Objections Some claim that using another man's sperm to impregnate a woman is not morally wrong because there is no physical act of adultery involved and there is no intent of it adultery. Also, if the husband agrees, then how could the impregnation be adulterous? We must be very careful to not let situational ethics govern biblical principles. God has ordained that husband and wife, a married couple, be the bearers of children within that covenantal bond of marriage. Whether or not the physical act of adultery has occurred or not does not excuse the fact that the sperm of another man has entered the body of a woman to whom he is not married.
Source: CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS & RESEARCH MINISTRY
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Why would someone use artificial insemination?
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What is the dorsal view of the heart?
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Definition of sectional view?
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What is the christian view on artificial insemination by husband?
they think its ok because they are married
Is sex necessary to produce children?
Yes.Another View: The physical act of sexual intercourse is NOT necessary. Only that the human egg be fertilized by a human sperm. This is an act which can be duplicated by means of artificial insemination and does not require a sex act to do it.
Why would someone use artificial insemination?
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What type of family do many Sikh's live in?
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What is the sacred writing of the Sikh religoin?
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Sample paper for Sikh quota exam of ptu?
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How does the speaker's view of life compare with your own view in?
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When is a kangha used?
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In some cultures women are subservient to their Husbands Does Sikhism state that you must be also?
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