Is the Birth control pill allowed?

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Hi ladies, 
From what I understand birth control is allowed as long as it isn't harming a conceived child. However, I would love to know everyone's opinion on the pill because one of the pills back up methods (if ovulation occurs against all odds and conceptions takes place) then the pill works to prevent the fertilised egg from implanting on the uterus. I personally think it's a bit far fetched seeing as it would be a very rare occurrence, but would love to hear anyone else's opinion. Thanks! :)

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We chose not to use the pill for this reason. We do condoms and natural family planning.

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We also decided against for this reason, used a diaphragm instead and are now unexpectedly pregnant but were fully aware of this possibility and overall happy with our decision, trusting God's timing is better than ours. That being said, many within my church family use the pill/IUD with a clean conscience, because the risk of conception and failed implantation is the same as that rare percentage of it naturally occurring. It's a really tough and personal decision requiring prayer, sometimes I wish I didn't know all these tiny scientific details.

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The pill thickens the lining of the uterus so that an already-fertilized egg can not implant, thus ending his/her life. It is a very bold thing to tell God that we do not want a blessing He has already formed for us. 
And honestly, the pill—even when used for cosmetic purposes—is so dangerous that I’d always try to encourage sisters away from I️t. I️t increases risks of cancer and stroke and clots. I️t messes with your entire body. And when a woman on tbe pill urinates, the pill’s hormones are secreted into the water, cannot be filtered out, and are consumed by others every day, resulting in early puberty for girls, feminized men, and increase in female cancers.

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some pills are bad, some don't harm the baby at all. Check with your doctor they should know all the details of which ones would cause problems.

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Thank you Ladies for your responses, I would happily not use the pill to stay clear of the worrying of "what ifs", however I am getting married late this year and have bad acne. I would like to have clear skin for the wedding which the pill will do (I've been on it for that before) but I'm just anxious about it for birth control because it would be nice to not have to worry about using condoms or worrying when I ovulate, what would you Ladies do in my situation? Thanks again x

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If it for irregular periods,  cyst or some Medi-Cal sickness then yes. If it's to prevent pregnancy then no

Is the Birth control pill allowed?

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