Religious Arguments Concerning Contraception and Abortion

Contraception: a means to prevent pregnancy (pregnancy) by chemical or mechanical means. Various Christian churches have various views on contraception. Most couples in modern society feel that we need to manage the number of children. The Roman church teaches that all labor (chemistry and obstacles) is wrong because the main reason for sexual intercourse is to have children. However, the RC church did not condemn the natural family plan. In other words, the woman knew the time of birth and time not.

Many people oppose abortion in a religious setting. Life is sacred and starts with the concept (based on this argument). Free access to abortion may encourage people to see it as a form of contraception. If the scan indicates that the fetus is "wrong" sex, "selective abortion" is also possible, parents will cease pregnancy and so on. The best way to prevent this unethical abuse is to restrict access to abortion.

As long as this practice exists abortion is always controversial. But when abortion is seen as another form of contraception, discussion has intensified. General support argument is that contraceptives are not 100% effective, children should not enter the unnecessary world, and if someone is raped, the traditional contraceptive method is not an option . Frequent life support argument is that abortion can cause medical complications of the mother and the child can live a fulfilling life with affectionate adoptive parents and abortion into the sixth order of the Bible It means that it violates it. Should women have the right to choose? We do not choose abortion just because we make this choice, but we are given the right to decide.

The anti-abortion movement of the 20th century started in the Catholic church in the 1930s, focusing on the dissemination and improvement of contraceptive technology 98, the church condemned these two sports and launched a campaign against contraception and abortion. By the 1960s, this movement was rarely done except to claim that the woman was found guilty of a crime of refusing to refuse to testify for her abortion at the trial. 93 WILLIAMS, above note 7, pages 212, 16; ZIEGLER, note 9 above, xv, 2, 38 to 44. 94 For a discussion, see Section I.B below. 95 Rich, note 20 above; STATE HOUSE UPDATE, notes 20, 1 to 6 above; Ziegler, id.

Modern supportive life movement began in the United States in the 1970s shortly after abortion was legalized by the Supreme Court. Conservative religious groups first oppose abortion; they believe that access to contraception and abortion destroys society and impairs the value of traditional families. Many of them also believe in the role of traditional gender. From this point of view, childbirth is the fate of women and should not be avoided. Today, conservative politicians opposed to abortion in the United States and other countries often use traditional family and religious values ​​as their main base. Their initiative is not like a ban on abortion, it is like restriction. For example, in Italy, doctors have the right to refuse abortion for their moral reasons. In fact, according to this law many Italian doctors refuse abortion of heir patients - technical abortion is legal in Italy