Contraception During Pregnancy?

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I know it is a sin to use contraception in a marriage to avoid pregnancy but what if you are already pregnant? Can you withdrawl or other means because there is no chance of new life?
 
I know it is a sin to use contraception in a marriage to avoid pregnancy but what if you are already pregnant? Can you withdrawl or other means because there is no chance of new life?
A doctor told a friend that if she kept taking bc pills while she is pregnant with a boy it will be a homosexual.
 
I’m not talking about bc pills or anything else that could harm a baby, but other things, like withdraw, or just masturbating without finishing in the woman.
 
I’m not talking about bc pills or anything else that could harm a baby, but other things, like withdraw, or just masturbating without finishing in the woman.
No these things are sins against the sixth commandment.
 
It does not matter if your pregnant, barren, or too old to have children, sex always must be ordered towards procreation.
 
What would be the purpose? I see no reasoning to change how you feel about the nature of the act because of an existing pregnancy, anymore than I would think you would change the nature of the act if you thought you were too old to have children.
 
No. Such an intentional act would be a mortal sin (with the needed knowledge and consent)
 
I know it is a sin to use contraception in a marriage to avoid pregnancy but what if you are already pregnant? Can you withdrawl or other means because there is no chance of new life?
I have to wonder why one would do such a thing?

Strictly speaking it’s not contraception, because there is no possibility of conception; pregnancy is sort of like menopause that way.

It’s probably better to look at the motivation for such acts: again, why would one do it? After all, here’s a chance to have intercourse without worrying about having an unplanned pregnancy, right?
 
It would be gravely sinful too if one were in menopause…

The marital act is to be completed in the normal way…not via “withdrawal”
 
From my understanding the OP is asking when she is pregnant can she do some other “actives” and my answer is most likely not because it is not ordered.
 
The question is (aside from the fact that it’s immoral), why would you use ABC when you’re already pregnant? It’s like the proverbial locking the barn door after the horse or the cow got loose (if it were moral at all). You can’t get pregnant again when you’re already pregnant: you don’t ovulate when you’re pregnant since the pregnancy hormones put that function on hold till the baby is born.
 
The question is (aside from the fact that it’s immoral), why would you use ABC when you’re already pregnant? It’s like the proverbial locking the barn door after the horse or the cow got loose (if it were moral at all). You can’t get pregnant again when you’re already pregnant: you don’t ovulate when you’re pregnant since the pregnancy hormones put that function on hold till the baby is born.
Semen has other purposes besides just procreative ones. It also serves as a mood enhancer for the woman when her body absorbs it. It also helps a woman’s body become more accustomed to a man’s DNA, which makes the woman’s body less susceptible to attacking the man’s genetic material. The baby has some of the man’s genetic material.
In fact, the results aren’t a complete surprise because semen does contain several mood-altering hormones, including testosterone, oestrogen, follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinising hormone, prolactin and several different prostaglandins. Some of these have been detected in a women’s blood within hours of exposure to semen.
My question would be why would anyone want to deny these benefits?
 
The question is (aside from the fact that it’s immoral), why would you use ABC when you’re already pregnant? It’s like the proverbial locking the barn door after the horse or the cow got loose (if it were moral at all). You can’t get pregnant again when you’re already pregnant: you don’t ovulate when you’re pregnant since the pregnancy hormones put that function on hold till the baby is born.
There are other reasons for pulling out you know.
 
As far as humans are concerned, you may think you know all about sexual signals, but you’d be surprised by new findings. It’s been known since the 1990s that heterosexual women living together synchronize their menstrual cycles because of pheromones, but when a study of lesbians showed that they do not synchronize, the researchers suspected that semen played a role. In fact, they found ingredients in semen that include mood enhancers like estrone, cortisol, prolactin, oxytocin, and serotonin; a sleep enhancer, melatonin; and of course, sperm, which makes up only 1%-5%. Delivering these compounds into the richly vascularized vagina also turns out to have major salutary effects for the recipient. Female college students having unprotected sex were significantly less depressed than were those whose partners used condoms (Arch. Sex. Behav. 2002;31:289-93). Their better moods were not just a feature of promiscuity, because women using condoms were just as depressed as those practicing total abstinence. The benefits of semen contact also were seen in fewer suicide attempts and better performance on cognition tests.
 
It would be gravely sinful too if one were in menopause…

The marital act is to be completed in the normal way…not via “withdrawal”
I think you missed my point, which to was to make this comparison:

Pregnancy: Already pregnant, conception cannot occur

Menopause: No ovulation, conception cannot occur

Both similar in this way, so really no need for contraception, in fact contraception not possible since conception not possible. So, from the aspect of contraception, both are similar.

So, what’s left, as you point out, is the completion of the marital act as ordered.
 
mood enhancer for the woman, lol. i don’t know about that,
you ask why a woman would want to use contraception during pregnancy like withdraw, well for one you avoid the mess that comes with completion. Something that unless you are a woman you will not understand. Also what about if she is uncomfortable, which is what pregnancy can do, so technically the man can masturbate and as long as the woman puts the seed in her it is okay.? Seems very technical.
 
mood enhancer for the woman, lol. i don’t know about that,
you ask why a woman would want to use contraception during pregnancy like withdraw, well for one you avoid the mess that comes with completion. Something that unless you are a woman you will not understand.
I don’t think I would even want to know.
 
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