I will examine and criticize the position of Lisa Sowle
Cahill, a married woman and mother who is professor of moral theology at Boston
College and highly regarded by her peers, on the issue of human sexuality by
focusing on her views regarding the significance of “single sexual acts,” contraception,
and in vitro fertilization.
I will examine and criticize the position of Lisa Sowle
Cahill, a married woman and mother who is professor of moral theology at Boston
College and highly regarded by her peers, on the issue of human sexuality by
focusing on her views regarding the significance of “single sexual acts,” contraception,
and in vitro fertilization.
