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How easily this course of action could open wide the way for marital infidelity and a general lowering of moral standards. 

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Part II #1 4-6 Grace, Emma, Jake, Bella In a sentence or two each, explain the main idea in each of the 6 points being made about how our culture is affected by the use of contraception. 

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Part II #1 4-6 Grace, Emma, Jake, Bella In a sentence or two each, explain the main idea in each of the 6 points being made about how our culture is affected by the use of contraception. 

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4. the hormones in contraceptives are having negative effects on women's health.
5. there is a fertility crisis in countries where women use contraceptives
6. the market decides when people have children. Childbearing is then often delayed making it dangerous to have children so they turn to vitro fertilization.

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What are the four predictions/consequences being made by the document that will occur with the increased use of artificial contraception?

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What are the four predictions/consequences being made by the document that will occur with the increased use of artificial contraception?

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by Javier Mina, Sophia Gomez, and Aidan Tulley

1. How easily this course of action could open wide the way for marital infidelity and a general lowering of moral standards.

2. Human weakness in the face of the temptation, specifically adultery, will prove ineffective and faulty. This is more prevalent in young people, the most impressionable and inexperienced of our society.

3. A man who grows accustomed to the use of contraceptive methods may forget the reverence due to a woman, and, disregarding her physical and emotional equilibrium, reduce her to being a mere instrument for the satisfaction of his own desires, no longer considering her as his partner whom he should surround with care and affection.

4. The danger of this power passing into the hands of those public authorities who care little for the precepts of the moral law.

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2. In the end, in a general way, why does the author suggest that people might be more receptive to Humanae Vitae now than when it was originally published?

The sexual culture has been changed and now people are looking for alternative options.

3 a. In your own words, Why do you think the Church’s teaching on artificial contraception is rejected by so many people?
- They haven’t modified the teaching to fit with the current culture in the world.
-People might also see contraception as a better alternative to abortion.
-People want to have sex, but they don't want to have children.
-the church is out of touch with the modern times

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Part II 3B:

1. Why do you think people who do accept this teaching do so? What is/are their reason(s)?

1. Answer-  I believe they want to follow what God truly wants for us and live the life that he made for us just as he wants us to do; it also helps them realize the importance of the act and help them realize the equality and love they have for each other

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In a sentence or two each, explain the main idea in each of the 6 points being made about how our culture is affected by the use of contraception.
Point 1:
#MeToo Movement shows that people are being dehumanized and used as objects. This shows that our culture is fundamentally broken and violent.
Point 2:
Pornography now dominates the internet and normalizes hookups, violence against women, and even sex between family members.
Point 3:
Access to Contraception has allowed a widespread access to contraception which is causing more sexually-transmitted infections, instead of preventing them.

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Part l: #5  What are the 3 Points/considerations acknowledged in the document?

The dignity of woman and her place in society, of the value of conjugal love in marriage, and the relationship of conjugal acts to this love.

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Part 1 Question 6:
Beginning with #8 and ending at #13, identify and briefly explain each of the “doctrinal principles” mentioned in the article.

God’s loving design - God is love and designed husband and wife wisely, it originated it from God

Married love - act of free will, all fully human, total love, special form of personal friendship in which husband and wife share everything

Responsible parenthood - being married and having kids is a big responsibility, obligated to stay together for kids, they are not free to act as they choose in the service of transmitting life

Observing the natural life - God has wisely ordered laws of nature in the way husband and wife love and have kids

Union and procreation - the inseparable connection, established by God, which man on his own initiative may not break, marry to have kids and taking it seriously

Faithfulness to God's design - faithfulness to God's design of marriage and the body, do not interfere of God's design