Ask Christopher West Makeup, Prescribing Contraception & NFP as Openness to Life | ACW263
Questions answered this episode:
- Is there anything wrong with me for being attracted to someone only when she uses makeup?
- As a physician, is prescribing contraception a mortal sin?
- My husband thinks we should use NPF for the rest of our marriage but I long to continue having children. Do you have any thoughts?
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