- Some religions and cultures support contraception as a way of promoting responsible parenthood, family planning, and health.
- Some religions and cultures oppose contraception as a way of respecting the sanctity of life, natural law, and divine will.
- Some religions and cultures have mixed or conditional views on contraception, depending on the type, purpose, and circumstances of use.
Religious and cultural views on contraception can vary widely within and across groups, depending on the level of knowledge, interpretation, and practice of each individual or community. It is important to respect the diversity of beliefs and values that people may have about contraception, while also ensuring that they have access to accurate information and quality services that meet their needs and preferences.
Talk to your partner, family, friends, or peers who have experience or knowledge about contraception. They may be able to share their opinions, preferences, or stories with you.
Visit a health care provider, such as a doctor, nurse, midwife, or pharmacist, who can offer you professional and confidential advice on contraception. They can help