If your married and having sex with your husband is using condoms a sin?

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It just dosent feel right. Not as intimate and obviously can’t procreate so it just feels wrong if we are committed and married,tested clean,and trusting God. Plus it’s not really giving ourselves to each other and as intimate. What do you feel/believe ?

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The book Family UnPlanning was an interesting read. Though repetitive, it did make a few good points. I don’t agree with a lot of the arguments. 
God views babies as blessings. Many times when God blessed people, it was with children. We personally don’t use contraceptives and are open to as many children as God wants to give us. However, we do practice abstinence during my fertile periods for a while after we have a baby to let my body recover. 
All this to say I’m a pro-choice and believe you should do whatever is right with your family and your body. Contraceptive herbs and abortions were around well before the Bible was written, yet they aren’t mentioned or condemned. It’s just what you choose.

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God’s will is absolute, so you’ll have a baby if He wants and not if He doesn’t want. One way He may prevent you having a kid too soon is giving you a want to use birth control methods, and the Bible says nothing contrary to them, so they’re totally fine. However, if your conscience is bothering you, maybe it’s not good for you. Check out what Paul has to say on the subject. Sometimes specific Christians have different convictions that don’t apply to everyone, and that’s fine.

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i’ve never heard anything like this before.. but i believe once married, God have us sex as a fun thing between partners

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It isn't a sin, depending on which denomination of Christianity you follow. Most consider it as normal as using Tylenol as far as I'm aware. 
If you don't want to use condoms anymore then talk to your spouse about foregoing them and how comfortable they are with a higher pregnancy risk right now, along with how it will be handled of you do fall pregnant. A baby is no small thing and you should make sure you're both 101% on the same page before increasing your risk. 
Or you could switch to a oral or monthly contraceptive and stop condom use for the more natural feel. 
God blessed us with the ability to create methods of birth control and the task of caring for his garden. Good luck.

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It personally think Its fine.

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This is 24 n counting happene😂

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As someone who's struck with homelessness and limited income we can NOT afford to risk kids right now. It's just not a positive thing to do to a child of God or to us. I do not believe condoms to be a sin bc it's not actually preventing pregnancy its just not allowing the seed to get to the egg. Birth control is a different story bc it's stopping ovulation and doesn't allow it to happen. With condoms however ovulation and the chance are still there

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I don’t think it’s sinful but if you don’t like them then there are other birth control techniques you can use. As long as it’s not abortive I feel birth control is a personal rather than a moral decision

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If you want a baby just say that to him already