If cell phones are a male contraceptive, would it be sinful to use them?
posted by Father Stephanos, O.S.B. at 12:49 PM
October 25, 2006
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It ought to be no more sinful to use a cellphone if they might result in contraception than it would be to work in a steel mill, where the heat often renders men temporarily sterile (so I am told). There must be quite a tradition of inquiry on matters such as this. The question is why one is using the phone -- to call people or to contracept?
Futhermore....
Why is one working in a steel mill, to earn money or to contracept?
Plus, is using a contraceptive cell phone instead of a land line "safe phone sex"?
I hope my intention to be humorous by posting this was detectable.
If not, I'll keep my twenty-four job. I don't have a night job versus a day job.
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