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FAMILY PLANNING: AN APPRAISAL FROM A MORAL AND CATHOLIC CHURCH PERSPECTIVE

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Publicado en:Euromentor Journal vol. 16, no. 2 (Jun 2025), p. 43-67
Autor principal: Etta, Robert Bikom
Otros Autores: Iwuagwu, Emmanuel Kelechi
Publicado:
Christian University Dimitrie Cantemir, Department of Education
Materias:
United Nations Population Fund World Health Organization
Families & family life
Pregnancy
Population growth
Infertility
Birth control
Sexual intercourse
Catholic churches
Family planning
Prevention
Well being
Sperm
Fertility
Methods
Qualitative research
Sacredness
Overpopulation
Research methodology
Migration
Catholics
Internet
Food production
Moral Issues
Child Health
Family Size
Females
Contraception
Time
Developmental Stages
Churches
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Resumen:The world is witnessing a tremendous growth in population. Countries are gradually becoming afraid of being over populated without corresponding increase in basic infrastructures and food production. Increasing migration occasioned by overpopulation of some parts of the world has become an international crisis. Consequently, the call for birth control and family planning has become loud and indispensable. This work examines the controversy surrounding family planning in all its aspects. From the moral and Catholic Church perspective the work basically considered the artificial means of birth control and natural family planning with regard to their goals, aim and end products as well the consequences, benefits and challenges of their use. The work adopts the qualitative research method, with secondary data collected from written literature and internet sources. In conclusion the work holds that any family planning method which disregards the sacredness of human life is morally reprehensible and must be rejected.
ISSN:2068-780X
2247-9376
Fuente:Education Database