Whether or not birth control pills originally were formulated to ‘regulate’ periods is a question that will be interesting to look into. However, at the present time birth and even at the very beginning of their use the forces of anti-church, anti0poor, anti-black, anti-family, were complicit in promoting their use. The result has been advances toward forms of the pill that stop periods, not just regulate them: Here is an example: the ‘seasonal’ birthcontrol pill:
“Of all the birth control options available one stands out: Seasonal birth control. It reduces a woman’s periods from 13 to just four a year. That’s once every three months which means a lot less cramping and all the frustrations of PMS. … It does so by preventing ovulation and further reducing the buildup of tissues in the uterus so the fertilized egg can not imbed. …”
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One example:
1.stopping 8 out of 12 monthly periods…hardly a situation of correcting a ‘regulation’ problem…
2.preventing a fertilized egg from being embedded in the womb, in other words causing it to be expelled which is an abortion
The history of birth control is embedded in men wanting to be able to have full access to women for sexual relations without fearing the responsibility of children not realizing the truth that the very word ‘woman’ shows that child bearing is part of the essence of womanhood. Thus we see a heavy control here by a male dominated medical field that has manipulated women and been uncaring toward their real needs, physically, spiritually and psychologocally. The harm that has been done is astronomical.
Margaret Sangar’s ‘Birth Control Review" magazine had this to say:
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"Another reason why birth control appeals to the advanced radical is that it is calculated to undermine the authority of the Christian churches. I do not expect every one to agree with this statement, but it is the opinion of many who, like myself, look forward to seeing humanity free some day of the tyranny of priests no less than of capitalists…The church will never be
converted to birth control. It prefers that the world should be over-populated by the ignorant and unthinking. It will continue to thunder against the prevention of conception as an `unholy
interference with the laws of God and nature.’ But those who take its clamor with a grain of salt will increase in numbers, until birth control finally looms up as one of the principal factors
in the downfall of the church. Walter Adolphe Roberts. “Birth Control and the Revolution.” , Volume I, Number 6 (June 1917), page 7.
In Christ, MaryJohnZ