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David Eason Custody Drama: My Ex Is Stealing My Son! | 24H News - Duration: 4:02.

David Eason Custody Drama: My Ex Is Stealing My Son!

When Jenelle Evans and David Eason got married back in September, some fans worried that David was unprepared for what was in store.

Now, it looks like those folks can rest easy, as it appears that David is every bit as volatile and drama-prone as his famously cantankerous wife.

Just like Jenelle, David had two children before he entered the relationship. and just like Jenelle, hes constantly having his custody rights challenged by people who believe hes an unfit parent.

Teen Mom 2 viewers might be surprised to learn that David has a son named Kaden, as the 7-year-old has never appeared on camera and rarely shows up on Davids social media pages. It turns out theres a good reason for that:.

David rarely has any contact with the boy. Thats not by choice, it turns out, as David has now filed suit against Kadens mother, Olivia Leedham, alleging that shes refusing to honor to allow him to visit with his son.

"Plaintiff has communicated to Defendant that she has unilaterally decided to cease any contact or communication between Defendant and the minor child, read documents filed by Davids attorneys and obtained by Radar Online.

"Plaintiff has refused to allow the weekend and holiday visitation specified in the court order. Easons lawyers go on to accuse Leedham of attempting to sever the ties between her son and his father:.

"Plaintiff does not support the importance of Defendant's continuing presence in the minor child's life and is not willing to create a positive environment for the minor child's development by ensuring defendants continuing relationship with the minor child," they claim.

Its curious, of course, that Olivia and David didnt seem to have any issues with custody or visitation during the first 6 years of Kadens life.

Were not saying necessarily that Leedham has a problem with Davids marriage to Jenelle, but theres no shortage of evidence to support that theory.

When Jenelle attacked Davids sister, Jessica Miller, on social media last year, the reason for the seemingly unprovoked barrage of insults was the fact that Miller had been hanging out with Leedham.

Yes, relations between Kadens mother and new stepmother are so rocky that the latter is going off on people simply for being sociable with the former.

Again, we dont know for sure that Olivia is keeping her son from David because shes worried about the notoriously volatile Jenelle. But we do know that no one would blame her if that were the case.

Watch Teen Mom 2 online for a reminder of just how unhinged Jenelle can be.

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Is It Wrong to Use Birth Control? | Little Lessons with David Servant - Duration: 7:42.

Is it wrong to use birth control?

Hi, welcome to today's Little Lesson.

So many of the questions that we get, the definitive answers to those questions can't

be found in scripture like today's question, because birth control in the form that we

know and understand it today in our modern society and culture, it didn't exist back

in bible days.

We have to search for principles and truths that we can apply to these modern situations.

Christians are divided on this issue.

Some Christians believe that it's wrong to use any kind of birth control, because you're

preventing what could be a person who God wants to create.

Who are we to be standing in the way of God creating a person?

I'll say right off the bat, that if you are persuaded that it's wrong to use birth control,

I would never ask you to violate your conscience.

If it's wrong to you, it's wrong to you, and so you have to follow your own convictions

as best you can.

However, that being said, maybe we ought to think about some of the factors that revolve

around this ethical question.

I think I'll say first of all, that there are different forms of birth control, and

this is where maybe we can begin to answer this question.

There's one form of birth control that actually causes an abortion of a baby.

I don't like to use the word, "Fetus," I like to use the word, "Baby," that has been conceived.

If you leave it alone, whether you think it's a baby or not, it's going to become a baby,

so you're killing a living thing that if left alone, would become a living, viable baby

and human being.

If it's not murder, it certainly is as close as you could possibly get to murder.

Personally, my conviction is that that form of birth control would be morally unacceptable.

But there are other forms of birth control that prevent conception from even happening,

and there is one form of birth control that has been around since the beginning of time

that works like that.

It's called abstinence, right?

Right.

Although we know that the idea of conception, and the development and growth of a baby is

a divine, miraculous thing, just like the millions of other things that are happening

in all of our bodies every second that we take for granted, there is a human side to

all of this.

If it's wrong to use birth control, then maybe we should conclude it's wrong to abstain from

sex between married partners.

But then where would you draw the line there, you know?

If you don't have a sexual relationship with your spouse on a certain day of the week,

then that's possibly preventing a child from being created, and who could say that that's

wrong?

Are you going to say that, "Well, God wants married couples to have sex every day, or

twice a day, to make sure they don't miss any of those people-creating opportunities?"

Well, I know some husbands who would sure love to be able to say that.

Never met any wives.

I just think that's unreasonable, and so to say that more modern forms of birth control

that allow sexual relationship, but yet prevent conception, to say that those methods would

be morally wrong, whereas abstinence is not morally wrong, I think that would be somewhat

contradictory, okay?

Maybe one other thing I could say before I wind this down a little bit, most married

couples who use some form of birth control, they're not thinking of preventing children,

so much as they're thinking of timing the children, and the degree that timing effects

their ability to be good parents for those children.

I mean, let's face it, having children is a big, big, big job.

The more you have, it's a bigger job, and the closer they are in frequency after another,

oh my goodness.

Mothers and fathers who have lots of kids close together, these are very special and

wonderful people.

I think we all believe that children are wonderful, but does that mean that 30 children, just

being pregnant for 20 or 30 years non-stop is somehow more admirable than having five

children?

I'm not ready to say that.

My wife and I, we decided that we wanted to be able to invest ourselves in the children

that we had, and not neglect any of our children for any reason.

We recognize that that is a possibility when there's more and more children.

Again, this is not to say anything to discourage anyone from having more children.

Everybody has to decide this for themselves, and if you feel that you could have lots,

and lots, and lots of children, and give them all the attention that they need and deserve,

I admire you greatly, and I pray that you'll succeed at what your ideal is.

In my case, we've got three wonderful children, and they've given us so far, seven wonderful

grandchildren.

Do we regret not having more children?

Well, yes and no.

Do I regret not having 20 children?

Well, that would have effected the quality of all of our lives, including those children

that we did have.

In my humble opinion, it was better for us to try to space our kids apart a little bit,

and not have 20, okay?

All right, well, this is a Little Lesson.

You might disagree with me, I love you anyways, okay?

There's much more that could be said, but I just thought I'd throw out at least a preliminary

answer to provoke a little bit of thought on a subject that sometimes is debated amongst

sincere Christians.

Thank you so much for joining me.

God bless you.