Catholicism and human reproduction: An historical overview

The Australasian Catholic Record 89 (1):49 (2012)
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Ford, Norman M Throughout history Catholics held the commonly accepted views of the times regarding human reproduction, and these views changed as advances were made in scientific knowledge. Hence, it would be best to begin with Aristotle's views on human reproduction

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