Sentences with phrase «separate procreation»

Just as it makes no sense to separate this life - giving fruitfulness of Jesus» relationship with the Church from his union with the Church, so too we can not separate procreation from the meaning of sexual union in marriage.

We live today with the new realities of the twentieth century, a century that has separated procreation from sexual activity, stretched the time between puberty and marriage to ten years or more, removed the chaperon system, and to a large degree taken away the fear of infection.

Not exact matches

Perhaps the most mocked of Humanae Vitae's predictions was its claim that separating sex from procreation would deform relations between the sexes and «open wide the way for marital infidelity and a general lowering of moral standards.»

Many worry about their own «sexual orientation» especially in a culture saturated with pornographic images and obsessed with discussions which assume a contraceptive mentality in which sex and procreation are wholly separated.

Sexual intercourse is the way of procreation, and even where for reasons of natural circumstances or human intervention new life is not begotten, the act is never wholly separated from this meaning.

And I flatly disagree with your view that separating sexuality from procreation results in children losing their rights and becoming objects.

ARTIFICIAL bir * h control reduces the act to bodily pleasure only, separating it from its genuine purpose, procreation.

To my mind, if a person engages in s * exual activity for pleasure only, without * openness * to procreation, they have already separated the act from its purpose.

In the second stage, accompanying the rise of the great world religions, the two spheres were separated: the sacred became increasingly transcendent while sexuality was demythologized and confined to a small part of the earthly order (procreation within institutionalized marriage).

And this position is not without a certain coherence for a vision of sex separated from procreation and concupiscence - see Fr Cummings» article.