Just finished reading it. Well done! Nothing new here that I haven't already seen and argued myself, but it is orthodox and well presented . Over half of the book is a review/refutation of Alfred Rehwinkel's arguments as presented in his 1959 book Planned Parenthood. This is a relatively effective method of exposing many of the common arguments in favor of contraception, though not an exhaustive one. It is a brief book (91 pages), though not as brief as Pr. Heath Curtis's pamphlet. It would be a very good resource to share with those beginning a more thorough study of the issue. It's a blessing to have this in print!
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Just finished reading it. Well done! Nothing new here that I haven't already seen and argued myself, but it is orthodox and well presented . Over half of the book is a review/refutation of Alfred Rehwinkel's arguments as presented in his 1959 book Planned Parenthood. This is a relatively effective method of exposing many of the common arguments in favor of contraception, though not an exhaustive one. It is a brief book (91 pages), though not as brief as Pr. Heath Curtis's pamphlet. It would be a very good resource to share with those beginning a more thorough study of the issue. It's a blessing to have this in print!
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