The influence of religion on contraception and fertility

The influence of religion on contraception and fertility

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This paper discusses the influence of religion on contraception and fertility.
 
Published at Insight: Journal of Religious Studies, Vol. 2, Nos. 1 & 2.
Published in 2005
 
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P. A. Edewor
Edewor Patrick A.
 
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