Hmmm... You know, that's a very astute theological question. Do you think He was even using one? Cause if He was Catholic, of course, He wouldn't be allowed to. The Pope said so, and the Pope is infallible.
Do you suppose it would be a sin for God to spill His seed? I know God isn't supposed to be able to sin - or is that blasphemy, since God can do anything? Whatever, my point is, does His lack of sin prevent Him from spilling His seed, because spilling seed is a sin? Or rather, does the fact that it is God who's doing it prevent it from being a sin? And how come there's nothing about this in the Bible? Didn't they think it would be something we'd ponder, in the wee hours of the morning?
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phillipgdmn: Dysfunctional? Sounds to me like to premise for a prime-time Aaron Spelling series.
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