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The Oxford definition : "the moral principles governing or influence conduct"<br> | The Oxford definition : "the moral principles governing or influence conduct"<br> | ||
Medical ethics is the way morals influence our use of scientific discoveries. These morals are defined by personal opinion, social norms, religion... | Medical ethics is the way morals influence our use of scientific discoveries. These morals are defined by personal opinion, social norms, religion... | ||
{{co|the term "ethics" should be define in a really precise way maybe with different perspectives so we can next discuss about ethics and contraception in a clear way}}[[Utilisateur:Pierre.brawand|Pierre.brawand]] | |||
=What are the ethical issues with contraception ?= | =What are the ethical issues with contraception ?= | ||
Version du 18 novembre 2007 à 00:04
What is ethics ?
The Oxford definition : "the moral principles governing or influence conduct"
Medical ethics is the way morals influence our use of scientific discoveries. These morals are defined by personal opinion, social norms, religion...
the term "ethics" should be define in a really precise way maybe with different perspectives so we can next discuss about ethics and contraception in a clear wayPierre.brawand
What are the ethical issues with contraception ?
In wich circumstances is contraception acceptable? It basically depends on these four factors :
- Why is contraception used?
- Who chooses to use it?
- When? With wich method?
Why is contraception used?
Contraception is used to prevent or avoid having a baby.
Advantages
References
- Islam and contraception [1]
- BBC website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/ethics/contraception/
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