Parents want to do more for children, and so have fewer, and think proper contraception and even killing the foetus in its early stages.
Organizations incited by the new feminism send heralds of contraceptionschemes on lecture tours to instruct the proletariat, and brave women to go to prison for giving the prescription.
Whether or not it succeeds in changing the law it will, like the Bradlaugh-Besant episode, spread contraception widely.
Contraception is a useful control of nature similar to that employed by physicians, surgeons and other scientists; it is not a contradiction of nature, since it preserves the end of the sexual faculty in expressing physical love.
As concerns the body, there is a perversion of the sex act from its definite use and specific end, and hence contraception has been described as "reciprocal masturbation.
However, in a genuine case of inability to maintain a large family, limitation of children is a duty, but not by means of the sin of contraception or onanism.
Hence, after the crime of homicide which destroys human life already in existence, contraception seems to rank next in enormity, since it prevents human life from coming into existence.
Contraception does not control, but defeats nature, by voluntarily frustrating the primary end which nature has in view, and, if permitted, it logically leads to every kind of sensual indulgence.
Contraception defeats the ends of marriage and degrades it to the level of a mere instrument of carnal gratification.
Contraception in all its forms (onanism, condonism, vaginal irrigation, spermatocide) is a grave crime.
The practice of contraception is a debatable question, and one on which the most varied evidence has been given.
In either case it acts as a powerful deterrent from child-bearing, although it is doubtful whether those who are influenced by this fear would resort to abortion where contraception had failed.
Ignorance of effective methods of contraception and of the dangers of abortion.
The practice of contraception by married women who, in the opinion of their medical attendant, should have temporary or permanent freedom from the fact or fear of pregnancy.
This is, to a large extent, true, but it must not be forgotten that both abortion and contraception have various aspects, and that apart from other objections there are practical difficulties which are not easily surmounted.
The practice of contraception by married people irrespective of their circumstances.
As no method of contraception is infallible, the wife who allows or adopts it may find herself in the truly horrible position of being secretly or openly suspected of infidelity.
Specialists are so busy with their own particular subjects and general practitioners are so taken up with their daily routine that they cannot give to the problem of contraception the attention it must have.
First, the subject of contraception has been kept in the dark, even in medical colleges and in hospitals.
Conception And Contraception Apparently the Washo have no specific ritual to encourage conception.
The question, then, to many intelligent persons is not so much that of "Should contraception be employed in order to avoid excessively large families?
The objection is frequently heard that the general knowledge of scientific methods of contraception would lead to increased illicit relations among unmarried persons, particularly among the young people.
The advocates of Birth Control hold that a scientific knowledge of contraceptionwould speedily result in a large increase of marriages, particularly among persons of limited incomes.
Should not contraception be employed to obviate the crime of abortion with its terrible train of consequences?
One has but to consider the families of married couples, and to count their children, to become aware that at least some form of contraception has been known and practiced in many cases.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "contraception" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: contraception; dearth; dryness; famine; impotence; infertility; sterility
