GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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How do Catholics view the use of contraception?

  1. It is acceptable in some cases

  2. It is necessary for family planning

  3. All forms of contraception are wrong

  4. It should be used to prevent disease

The correct answer is: It is acceptable in some cases

Catholics have diverse beliefs on the use of contraception, but the general view is that it is acceptable in some cases. Option B is not necessarily incorrect, but it is not the view held by the Catholic Church. Option C is incorrect because there are certain forms of contraception that are deemed acceptable, such as natural family planning methods. Option D is not the primary reason for the Catholic view on contraception, as the main focus is on controlling fertility.

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