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The Council on Scientific Affairs of the American Medical Association now defines neonatal circumcision as a “non-therapeutic” surgical procedure.4 Circumcisions (as commonly performed on newborn boys) are non-therapeutic, because no disease is present and no therapeutic treatment is required. Furthermore, circumcision removes healthy and functional tissue from the body and renders the part less functional.5 Thus, a circumcision is a non-therapeutic amputation and mutilation. Therefore, for Catholics, non-therapeutic circumcision at any age is immoral according to the teaching of the Church as expressed in the Catechism.
visual aid please
:rolleyes: You want visual aids of a circumcision? I have them(it’s not very pretty).
[color=green:ni8dncxz]lol, I was just kidding wheether.[/color:ni8dncxz]
[color=green:ni8dncxz]Um, come again…… you have visual aids of circumcision. I gotta go now.[/color:ni8dncxz]
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