[Mrs. Don-o]

Justg a fact question here. I know the Catholic Church is against artificial reproduction (that is, begetting --- or should I say oncocting --- children outside of sexual intercourse) is inmtrinsically immoral. It's forbidden. And on the grounds of Natural Law.

Is there any other religion or church that is actually against this stuff in principle?

Like, here do the Eastern Orthodox stand on this? Or the Orthodox Jews? Or Baptists, or anybody? Ears perked.

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I’m curious myself. Important and interesting question.

[TArcher]

Unfortunately the rational means to recognize and wield certain self-evident biological facts are beyond the grasp of parrots who adorn themselves in vestigial Babylonian/Egyptian/Roman State-Established plumage whilst squawking from their pulpits that the world can’t possibly be more than a few thousand years old.

Institutions created by humans that worship themselves in defiance of their Creator would naturally fall among the “created things” called out in Romans 1.

Thomas Jefferson recognized it as a State of affairs where:

“FALLIBLE AND UNINSPIRED MEN HAVE ASSUMED DOMINION OVER THE FAITH OF OTHERS”

And “because of this, God gave them over...”