American biologist spoke about the Pope’s call to limit the birth rate

Peter Raven

American biologist Peter Raven talked about the fact that Pope Francis urged those who could not support their children properly, to limit the birth rate. It is reported by Life Site News.

Speaking at a conference in Rome organized by the Vatican, Raven said: “At some point we will reach the maximum population that can afford it. That is why Pope Francis, like his predecessors, always asked not to have more children than you can properly contain.” According to Raven, to refer to the Pope, this is necessary in order to ensure sustainable development of all mankind: overpopulation leads to social inequality, as resources are unevenly distributed.

The Raven said that is against artificial contraceptive methods that are contrary to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Vatican statements of the biologist have not commented on.

The Catholic Church categorically rejects abortion, as well as any artificial contraception. While spouses who are in extreme need and try to avoid the birth of a new child, it is recommended to have sex in the days when the woman cannot conceive. Pope Francis has previously stated that parents should be responsible to approach the issue of conceiving children.

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