Private Sex Advice to Women: For Young Wives and those who Expect to be MarriedArmitage, Robert B.
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Private Sex Advice to Women: For Young Wives and those who Expect to be Married
Armitage, Robert B.
Marriage; Sex instruction; Women -- Health and hygiene
The Evolution of Public Opinion concerning the Birth Rate. The
old ideal of Quantity at the expense of Quality. The Swing of
the Pendulum in the Opposite Direction. The Rational Reaction.
The Decline in the Birth Rate. The New Ideal. Quality rather
than Quantity. Decreased Death Rate accompanies Decreased Birth
Rate. Survival Values rather than Production Values. How
Increased Death Rate accompanies an Increased Birth Rate. No
High Birth Rate without a High Death Rate. The new Birth Control
Policy in Europe. The Result in Holland. The Progress of the New
Ideals. The Struggle against Ignorance, Prejudice, and
Hypocrisy. The Higher Morality. The Rational View. The Policy of
Wisdom. Plain Facts on an Important Subject 145
LESSON XII--THE ARGUMENT FOR BIRTH CONTROL
General Argument in Favor of Birth Control. Honesty versus
Hypocrisy. Birth Control decreases Abortion. Birth Control
produces Better Offspring, under Better Environment. Birth
Control produces a lower Death Rate. Birth Control provides
Better Conditions for Children. Birth Control promotes Marriage.
Birth Control curbs Prostitution. Birth Control promotes Health
among Wives. Birth Control tends toward Morality among Married
Men. Birth Control makes for Justice to Children. Birth Control,
if universally practiced, would work great reforms, and would
metamorphose undesirable conditions of modern society. Birth
Control is advisable because along the lines of the highest
evolution of the race, and opposed to the conditions which have
held the race back in the past 158
LESSON XIII--THE ARGUMENT AGAINST BIRTH CONTROL
Popular objections advanced against Birth Control, and the
rational answer to each. Is Birth Control opposed to Religion?
The relation of Religion to Morality discussed. The Position of
the Churches on the subject of Birth Control. No prohibition of
Birth Control in the Scriptures. Objections to Birth Control on
the part of certain religious bodies seen to be based upon
arbitrary ruling rather than upon the true teaching of Religion,
or the dictates of Morality. The Silence of most of the Churches
on the subject. In the future, Birth Control will be sanctioned
and encouraged by the best religious thought. Birth Control is
not Immoral; it is essentially Moral and in the best interests
of morality in our civilization. Birth Control not injurious to
Health, but is in accordance with the Health of the Race. Birth
Control not Unnatural, and the reason why this is so 172
LESSON XIV--RACE SUICIDE
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