In Vitro Conception and Christian Morality Guideline
Christian doctrine condemns in vitro fertilization as dehumanizing and contrary to sacred conjugal love. It cites Humanae Vitae and Vatican II on life transmission, warns that technique can become humanity’s substance, and questions whether such experiments honor the personal mystery of creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Paul VI
God
Jacoques Ellul
the Technological Society
Biblical Moral Debate on In Vitro Conception Ethics
The text questions the morality of artificial human life creation via test-tube methods and artificial insemination. It cites religious citations and mentions concerns from ecology economics and medicine while noting uncertainty about reports of lab-grown humans in Europe and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
British Medical Association
Underwater gear and faith based growth in love
The text describes diving equipment like Aqua-Lungs and copper helmets, life lines, and surface pumps, then shifts to Christian living, urging love, prayer, and Bible reading as ways to grow in faith. It cites Vatican commentary on human procreation from 1961 and embraces church guidance as a life line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Holy
Reconciliation in America as a Religious Challenge
The piece argues reconciliation through Jesus requires active cooperation from both sexes and sustained striving. It questions if Americans can muster resolve, offering a cautious Maybe rather than optimism or pessimism. It frames reconciliation as God’s will and hinges on Americans’ response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
NC News Service
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Texas Catholic
David Liptak
Humanae Vitae
Pope Paul
Shepherd
Tekoa
Uzziah
Jeroboam
Bethel
Amaziah
Nations
Judah
Israel
Bashan
Matthew
Biquadar EI
Ojigu
ERAD
Lare
Mjis AN K
UO. RF
Vositer
Jesus
Bologna
Italy
Vatican Radio
L’osservatore Romano
By Margaret Fétrone
Virginia Power
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