There is an item on Woman's Hour at the moment where 2 women are debating whether artificial contraception should be used by practising Catholics, in the light of the papal encyclical Humanae Vitae of 1968.
For me, this is one, but not the only reason I left the Catholic church. I believe that artificial contraception is right, and that to discourage people from using it is wrong. Natural contraception, imo, is a choice only suitable for a minority of couples, and even then should be their choice, not a moral imperative.
How does any one reconcile the use of artificial contraception with belonging to the Catholic church?
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Elasticwoman · 04/08/2008 10:28
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