Status of sex LO: I will know the Christian, Libertarian, Feminist and Natural law approaches to sex.

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Status of sex LO: I will know the Christian, Libertarian, Feminist and Natural law approaches to sex.

Recap  Give 3 arguments for contraception  Give 3 arguments against contraception

The Church  Based on Aquinas, St Paul & Augustine  Sex only in a loving relationship  Marriage as the norm  Sexual pleasure is a gift from God only to be used in marriage

Natural Law  Only have sex to procreate  Unnatural unless to have children  Any sexual activities that lead to children are acceptable e.g. rape

Libertarian  Sex moral if there is mutual consent  Sex is ok if no harm is done to others or a 3 rd party  Sexual liberation  Consenting adults can do what they want  Sex not linked to having children or being married

Feminism  Sexuality needs to be remade before we can have moral relationships.  View of woman as child bearer is restrictive  Women are not as free as men to have sex

Conclusion  Summarize the libertarian, Church, feminist and natural law approach in 2 sentences each.