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Home: Current Issues: Sexuality: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Sexuality: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Church Teaching on Contraception (Part 2) - Fr. William SaundersGiven our understanding of marriage and marital love, we can readily see that the most beautiful expression of love in marriage is marital love, or physical love, or sexual intercourse, or conjugal love — whatever term one prefers. Email This Article Comprehensive Abstinence Education - Jennifer Roback MorseThe running dispute between abstinence education and comprehensive sex education flares up at least once a year around budget request time. Email This Article Compromises on Love - Dr. RICHARD WETZEL, M.D.Having discussed the primary reasons for the failure of the sexual revolution, let us now begin a tour of the most important topics related to sex. Email This Article Condoms and reproductive health - a reply to Genuis and Genuis - K. Ault, R. Ness, S.J. Genuis & S.K. GenuisDoes correct use of the condom reduce the risk of STDs? The authors — responding to the article “Managing the sexually transmitted disease pandemic: A time for reevaluation” — argue yes. Genuis and Genuis reply convincingly that it is not an effective preventative intervention. Email This Article Condoms vs. Abstinence - Steven MosherOver the past twenty years, HIV/AIDS prevention programs have centered on the large-scale distribution of condoms. These have been combined with “safe sex” propaganda campaigns aimed at convincing the public that putting a layer of latex between sexual partners can guarantee protection against infection by the HIV/AIDS virus. Email This Article Congress Hears Testimony That Condoms Do Not Prevent Some STDs - Culture of Life FoundationThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported to the US Congress last week that condoms are not generally effective in preventing the spread of some sexually transmitted diseases. Email This Article Conjugal Intimacy - Marshall FightlinAlthough at the wedding ceremony, the man gives up his absolute autonomy, the impulses to act like a single man are still there. It becomes the daily task of the husband to “mortify” these impulses to act like a single man, and to continue to act like a married man, concerned with his wife. Email This Article Contraception—the Bitter Pill - George Sim JohnstonWe tell our restive audience that what they are about to hear is counter-cultural. What we have to do is persuade them that getting rid of their pills and diaphragms will actually make them happier. Then, gently, we can slip in a few natural law arguments about sex and babies. Email This Article Contraceptive References in the Bible - Fr. William SaundersIn explaining the Church's teaching about contraception, many people mistakenly think that this teaching is relatively new, something which occurred with Humanae Vitae in 1968. Email This Article Contraceptives Diminish Marital Union (part 3) - Fr. William SaundersRecall that in two previous issues, we have examined our belief concerning the Sacrament of Marriage and the beautiful expression of marital love, which is both unitive and procreative. Both dimensions are intrinsically good and inherent to the act of marriage. Consequently, in marital love, one cannot separate the unitive from the procreative dimension. Email This Article Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... [>>] Related Categories:
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