The Catholic Church and Modern Sexual Knowledge, 1850-1950

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Exploring the intricate history of Catholic views on the body and sexuality, the book delves into the church's evolving stance on issues like birth control and abortion. It examines concepts such as sexual purity, the significance of eugenics within Catholicism, and the Society of Jesus' perspective on overpopulation. Additionally, it investigates the motivations behind Pius XI's controversial encyclical, revealing a nuanced narrative that challenges the perception of a uniform opposition to modern sexual issues.