NfamousC wrote:
I'm not sure about a single generation, even if people only did have one sexual partner(wife, husband).
For example, lets say one couple has AIDS, they have a child, that child marries someone without AIDS, ya still got AIDS spreading..
Um... While I suppose it's theoretically possible for a child born of two people with AIDs to live long enough to get married and have a child as well, that's extremly improbable.
The absolute reality from the Catholic Church's perspective is that if people stopped having pre-martital and extra-marital sex, the AIDs epedemic simply would not exist. Thus, their "rules" are absolutely correct in this case, if only the rest of the world would follow them. It's kinda hard to argue against that (unless you're a hedonist like me).
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The only way that plan would work is..if we exterminated EVERYONE with AIDs and implemented a law that made it impossible to have sex with anyone that isn't your wife/husband.
The former isn't really needed though. AIDs is already terminal. No need to kill the people. God's doing that already, right?
And that "law" already exists as far as the Church is concerned. It's not their fault that most of the rest of the world chooses not to follow it.