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birth control
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birth control

The use of contraceptives prevent pregnancy. It is part of the general practice of family planning.



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; sexual permissiveness is pleasurable and hurts no one; same-sex coupling is normal and healthy; artificial contraception is absolutely necessary; and bringing "unwanted" children into the world is a crime.
Violence against women by Glover, Janice / Catholic Insight
While lamenting the decline in sexual mores, however, a number of readers describe a change in their approach to sexual sin, with many revising views about artificial contraception, masturbation, and homosexuality in particular.
The state of sin: with Lent's springtime arrival, we asked U.S. ... by Cones, Bryan / U.S. Catholic
In fact, my husband and I do not use artificial contraception.
A doctor's dilemma: my patients, my conscience & my faith by Satterly, Lynn-Beth / Commonweal
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