Exploring the complexities of birth control, the book delves into the ethical implications of life and human dignity amidst socio-cultural changes. It examines the transition from modern to postmodern paradigms and the emergence of New World Ethics, emphasizing the necessity of understanding life through a natural lens. The author advocates for a sexual ethic rooted in natural birth control, highlighting the importance of individual freedom in making choices that enhance quality of life without external pressures.
