sex_boy
11-22-2010, 01:26 AM
Pope Benedict XVI has said the use of condoms is acceptable in exceptional circumstances, according to a new book.
He said condoms could reduce the risk of HIV infection, such as for a male prostitute, in a series of interviews given to a German journalist.
But he said a more humane attitude to sexuality, and not condom use, was the proper way to combat HIV infection.
The comments were made in a new book, which the Vatican newspaper ran excerpts of in its Saturday edition.
The Church's hardline stance over contraception has led to the Vatican being heavily criticised for its position in the context of the Aids crisis.
Seriously? Does anyone listen to this 100 year old guy who is clearly disconnected from reality?
He said condoms could reduce the risk of HIV infection, such as for a male prostitute, in a series of interviews given to a German journalist.
But he said a more humane attitude to sexuality, and not condom use, was the proper way to combat HIV infection.
The comments were made in a new book, which the Vatican newspaper ran excerpts of in its Saturday edition.
The Church's hardline stance over contraception has led to the Vatican being heavily criticised for its position in the context of the Aids crisis.
Seriously? Does anyone listen to this 100 year old guy who is clearly disconnected from reality?