The Christian Case Against Contraception: Making the Case from Historical, Biblical, Systematic, and Practical Theology & Ethics
Bryan C. Hodge examines the Christian case against contraception through four connected lenses: historical, biblical, systematic, and practical theology. Addressing both theological principles and ethical application, this book offers readers a focused exploration of how Christian convictions can shape reflection on contraception and moral practice.
About This Book
The Christian Case Against Contraception examines the question of contraception from a Christian theological and ethical perspective.
Bryan C. Hodge develops the discussion through historical theology, biblical theology, systematic theology, and practical theology.
The book focuses on making a case against contraception while considering the broader relationship between Christian belief, moral reasoning, and practice.
It is intended for readers interested in the theological and ethical dimensions of contraception within Christianity.
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