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    transmitted diseases. However‚ many of these sex education programs do not include or want to include teaching about contraception for the adolescents who are not abstinent. Arguing that including contraception education in the program will send the wrong message about sex or that we are giving teenagers and young adults the "okay" to have sex. Not providing education on contraception will put teenagers who are not abstinent at a greater risk for catching sexually transmitted diseases and becoming

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    iojnoioioh jh jh h huoih hu hu u;uhuh uh uh p;hup hu uih; hjhu yesterday’s front-page story‚ with an emphasis on marriage. The virtues of abstinence before marriage should be taught alongside facts about contraception‚ according to the report published by the Department for Education. Since when does anyone – on the Left or on the Right – think it is a good idea to outsource the moral education of our children to the Government? This survey reads as if it comes from the 1950s… in the

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    extra martial affairs‚ contraception and sex before marriage‚ with many of the theories giving their view on what is right or wrong. Aquinas theory of natural law is one that says no to mostly all sexual issues. He thought that sex had three purposes‚ to reproduce‚ provide pleasure and to bind a husband and wife together. So with that he completely argues against the use of contraception and also homosexuality. Aquinas said sex is used for procreation so using contraception to stop it is wrong as

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    couple uses contraception‚ for instance a condom‚ that they are depriving the child that would have been born of a valuable future. One might also continue to argue then that masturbation and abstinence are considered morally wrong since they are both depriving a child’s possible valuable future. Contraception is the deliberate use of artificial methods or other techniques to prevent pregnancy or a new life as a consequence of sexual intercourse. (dictionary.com) Different forms of contraception include

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    ’s about 745‚000 teen pregnancies each year. Yikes.” (Unknown 1) and DoSomething.org states “There is currently no federal law program dedicated to supporting comprehensive sexuality education that teaches young people about both abstinence and contraception” (Unknown1). Though the rate for teen pregnancy is at a record low‚ there is no sexual education program that is nationally based and federally provided which means the issue starts on a federal level for education and slowly goes in to the state

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    and emotional life of a mother and her unwanted child. Which side can we‚ as civil humans‚ claim as more valuable?” She claims the mother’s life; I claim both. Women have the power to balance the beam by preventing an unwanted pregnancy using contraception methods. Women have the power to prevent hurting their own mental and emotional life while preventing the slaughtering of an unborn child‚ which is why many anti-abortionist groups fight against

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    irresponsible behavior. In addition‚ some parents abandon the babies outside. It is cruel behavior. We should not ignore this problem. There are three solutions: controlling illegal abandonment‚ allowing abortion legally‚ and educating people to use contraception. Controlling illegal abandonment is a good way to prevent babies from being abandoned. The police should catch and punish the parents who abandon their babies. Because it is the same as murder. So it has to be strictly controlled. However

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    Introduction Combined oral contraceptives. Introduced in 1960‚ "the Pill" has played an instrumental role in family planning for decades. Family planning is the planning of when to have children‚[1] and the use of birth control[2][3] and other techniques to implement such plans. Other techniques commonly used include sexuality education‚[3][4] prevention and management of sexually transmitted infections‚[3] pre-conception counseling[3] and management‚ and infertility management.[2] Family planning

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    growth. Religion plays a large part in the rate of population increase as it affects birth rates with its views on contraception and abortion. Islam and Roman Catholicism are absolutely opposed to the use of contraception‚ as followers believe that sex is purely for procreation. In nations that are strongly influenced by religions with views such as these‚ the lack of use of contraception means that birth rates are high and therefore the rate of population increase follows suit. In more developed areas

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    control‚ in her article‚ starting in 1930 when a division between Christian denominations developed over the use of artificial birth control. The Lambeth Conference of the Church of England decided to deviate from the prohibition of artificial contraception‚ by advocating their use when abstinence was deemed impracticable. In 1931‚ The Federal Council of Churches adopted the policy of conservative promotion for artificial birth control methods. By 1961‚ the National Council of Churches declared a

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