for example, the first big argument over sex was held by the anglican communion within the anglican communion in 1930, and there are annual conference at lambeth when it was decided for the first time in the history of christianity, to make certain exceptions for artificial contraception. this is a historical point that's not well understood because there was unanimity within christendom about this question from the beginning until 1930 and the anglican communion think communion decided that in certain circumstance, as in marriage, in consultation with a pastor, etc., etc., there were several steps that had to be observed that contraception could be okayed. now, as it turned out, that line did not hold and in very short order there were no more exceptions and there was no more talk of married people, etc.. but i draw attention to that, both because it was pivotal within the history of christianity and because that year, 1930 suggest that there was a rethinking about sex going on well before the birth control pill in 1963. mary susan yoshihara, president of the american council on women, peace

for example, the first big argument over sex was held by the anglican communion within the anglican communion in 1930, and there are annual conference at lambeth when it was decided for the first time in the history of christianity, to make certain exceptions for artificial contraception. this is a historical point that's not well understood because there was unanimity within christendom about this question from the beginning until 1930 and the anglican communion think communion decided that in certain circumstance, as in marriage, in consultation with a pastor, etc., etc., there were several steps that had to be observed that contraception could be okayed. now, as it turned out, that line did not hold and in very short order there were no more exceptions and there was no more talk of married people, etc.. but i draw attention to that, both because it was pivotal within the history of christianity and because that year, 1930 suggest that there was a rethinking about sex going on well before the birth control pill in 1963. mary susan yoshihara, president of the american council on women, peace

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