Huh?
I should think the only one who really separates the two purposes or ends of intercourse (and isn’t it only MEANT ever to be conjugal anyway? Kinda redundant then to say ‘conjugal intercourse’) is us when we misuse His gift of sexuality.
The unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality didn’t exist to be separated until after creation was completed. Thus, God creating Adam and then dividing him into Adam and Eve occurred BEFORE the institution of human sexuality.
Heck no, not me. I definitely don’t think God is morally disorderd but I was a bit st when I posed that question a while back by someone else. Maybe that person believes that artificial contraception is not morally disordered; I obviously don’t agree with that.
God didn’t use intercourse in His act of creation… so I’m not sure how he could separate the two purposes of it in His act of Creation if intercourse never took place.
That’s exactly what I said when the question was 1st posed to me.
Whoever asked you this is the confused one.
Apparently the one who asked this question probably thinks he can outsmart God.The unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality didn’t exist to be separated until after creation was completed. Thus, God creating Adam and then dividing him into Adam and Eve occurred BEFORE the institution of human sexuality.
You can’t outsmart God!
This question doesn’t make any sense.
How does the creation of Adam and Eve have anything to do with conjugal intercourse, let alone the separating the two elements?
No, because God did not USE conjugal intercourse in the creation of Adam and Eve.
Agreed… God didn’t USE conjugal intercourse in his creation of Adam and Eve…
The unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality didn’t exist to be separated until after creation was completed. Thus, God creating Adam and then dividing him into Adam and Eve occurred BEFORE the institution of human sexuality.
You can’t outsmart God!
So as to be sure I got this straight, the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality must go hand-in-hand, so as to try to separate the two is to go agaisnt the will of God, or trying “outsmart” him. Right? ]
Yes, the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality (between human beings) must go hand-in-hand, and to try to separate the two is against the will of God.manualman;3020024:
So as to be sure I got this straight, the unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality must go hand-in-hand, so as to try to separate the two is to go agaisnt the will of God, or trying “outsmart” him. Right?The unitive and procreative aspects of sexuality didn’t exist to be separated until after creation was completed. Thus, God creating Adam and then dividing him into Adam and Eve occurred BEFORE the institution of human sexuality.
You can’t outsmart God!