Contraception and Chastity

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"Contraception and Chastity" is a philosophical essay by Elizabeth Anscombe that argues against the moral permissibility of contraception and defends a traditional Christian view of sexual ethics.

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instanceOf philosophical essay
work on Christian ethics
arguesThat contraception damages marital fidelity and chastity
contraception undermines the meaning of the sexual act
intentionally excluding procreation from sex is morally wrong
sexual acts outside marriage are morally wrong
associatedWith 20th-century Catholic moral debates
analytic philosophy of ethics
philosophy of religion
author Elizabeth Anscombe
critiques contraceptive mentality
modern liberal sexual ethics
separation of sex from procreation
defends Catholic prohibition of contraception
indissolubility of marriage
link between sexuality and procreation
ethicalFramework Catholic moral theology
virtue ethics
genre Christian apologetics
moral philosophy
hasInfluenced contemporary Catholic debates on contraception
philosophical discussions of sexual ethics
influencedBy Catholic magisterial teaching
Thomistic natural law
traditional Christian doctrine on marriage
language English
mainTopic Catholic teaching on sexuality
Christian morality
chastity
contraception
natural law theory
sexual ethics
moralStance rejects consequentialist justification of contraception
upholds absolute moral norms regarding sexual acts
positionOnChastity defends traditional Christian chastity
positionOnContraception opposes moral permissibility of contraception
positionOnMarriage affirms procreative and unitive purposes of marriage
positionOnSexualAct holds that each sexual act must be open to procreation
religiousContext Roman Catholicism
supportsView chastity is a central Christian virtue
moral norms about sex are objective
sexual intercourse is properly ordered within marriage
targetAudience Christian ethicists
philosophers
theologians

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Elizabeth Anscombe notableWork Contraception and Chastity