University:
Cambridge College
Course:
PHI 201 | Introduction to Philosophy
Academic year:

2024
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464

Pages:

1
Author:

Elsie K.

encourages pre-marital sex and promiscurity Catholic No contraception Gen 1:28, 2:24; don't separate the purposes only family planning - for married people Children are a gift from God not a right Overpopulation Spare embryos used as stem cells 'sancity of life' Poverty Use of donors = adultery Only allow AIH (injecting sperm) Catholic CofE Contraception Adopt or Foster: God has a different path for you Artificail contraception accepted Abortion Lesser of evils STDs Natural law = no procreation without sex Compassion and agape No direct Bible teaching Shows agape Childlessness All methods are allowed Children should be wanted Childlessness and Celibacy Gives woman more choise Liberal Humanists Jesus was a healer All methods are accepted avoid harm DOHR - Artical 16 Children can bring happiness STDs Single parent families All methods are ok Spare embryos feel no pain Abortion Humanists no distactions - completly devoted to God However it is expensive on the NHS and they don't have enough for the living let alone the unborn All priests should remain celibate Catholic Celibacy 'It is good for a man not to have sexual relations with a woman.' Paul 1 Corinthians 7 So should the gays CofE Only gay priests God created sex to express love and the gays love