<p>Shellzie - I do appreciate your response and I wish you the best on your boards. See my earlier post on the two YouTube video links. In the second, Tim Staples explains that the definition of conception changed in the 1960s from a fertilized egg to implemention in the ovum. I mentioned that the church views birth control as immoral on several accounts but what seems clear to me is that women only know the pill prevents fertilization and not that there is a third mechanism that works to destroy human life. </p>
<p>For those interested, one great resource for Catholics and Christians alike is to read what the early church fathers wrote on this subject and much more. An excellent book series is Faith of the Early Fathers by Jurgens. Also below is an excellent link on birth control from scripturalcatholic.com. Good bless.</p>
<p>[Scripture</a> Catholic - CONTRACEPTION](<a href=“http://www.scripturecatholic.com/contraception.html]Scripture”>CONTRACEPTION - Scripture Catholic)</p>