Chapter 19: Myth—Sexuality Doesn’t Matter
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Common sense and modesty would resolve a lot of the concerns about
breastfeeding. Yet the objections to public breastfeeding are paradoxical given the degree to which we are inundated with sex these days. Perhaps there is a “public” backlash, because people are trying to find some place of sexual safety where their senses are not assaulted. That would explain the
hoopla over a two-year old girl in a public pool without a shirt. Several people were sexually offended that the mother took her shirt off. Hello. Sexual immorality has consequences in areas of public behavior. Even to the point of being immodest on one hand, because of perceived rights and of
being ridiculous on the other hand because there is getting so much offense.
The issue of birth control relates to sexual immorality. Birth control is immoral except when used within a marriage or for some medical reason. After Brian was born, Jackie had a tubal ligation, which was a permanent
method of birth control. There is nothing wrong with birth control in the institution of marriage. However, all forms of birth control outside of the marriage are precursors to sexual immorality. If, for example, there were not the “pill” or other means of birth control, people would be more careful
about their sexual habits. At least they were before the “pill” came along and I am old enough to remember. Readily available methods of birth control have contributed significantly to the epidemic of sexual immorality in our world and the ultimate birth control women use is the act of abortion.
The use of abortion in any instance except to save the life of the mother is immoral and evil. If it is used as a birth control method, it is also wicked in God’s eyes. Sexual immorality has traumatic life consequences.
The headline read: “Aborted Baby’s Head Left Inside Woman.” 56 A British woman sick with autoimmune hepatitis, a disease eating away her liver, was diagnosed 12-weeks pregnant during her treatment. She already had three children and was depressed taking six pills a day according to her
own words. She “reluctantly” decided to have an abortion. Davina, age 29, in her own words states, “When I woke up on the ward, they said that I had three scans and everything was fine.” But once she returned home, an unseemly problem began to make itself known. “At midnight, my ex-
partner knocked on the door to check if I was all right … I went to the bathroom and as I was sitting there, I just felt something slip out of me as if I
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