[William Irwin]

first, let’s clarify your teaching; the catholic church does not say that it is a sin to have sex when there is no chance of conception. the teaching says that it is a sin to do anything either bofore the act, after the act or during the act to intefere with the natural processes of conception. that means birth control divices and pills and withdrawl and anything else that fits into that definition. having sex after menopause is perfectly fine since the couple is not doing anything to interfere with the natural bodily cycle. the woman can’t get pregnant anymore after menapause because god made her that way not because of what she or her husband are doing. vasectomys are out since that would be doing something before the act of sex to disrupt the conception process; the only acceptable form of birth control is natural family planning which consists of understanding the woman’s fertility cycle and abstaining from sex when she has the possiblity of conceiving a child. e mail me and I’ll give you a longer lesson on that one. if a man does have a vasecotmy, yes sex would be out of the question, but they can be reversed these days so there’s light at the end of that tunnel

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Name : William Irwin, Gender : M, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : White/Caucasian, Religion : Catholic, Age : 26, City : Oklahoma City, State : OK, Country : United States, Occupation : insurance adjuster, Education level : 4 Years of College, Social class : Middle class, 

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