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Explore the complex history of sexual pessimism with 'Poisoned Embrace: A Brief History Of Sexual Pessimism.' This book delves into the philosophical and social movements that have questioned the inherent goodness or naturalness of sexual activity, from ancient ascetic traditions to modern anti-natalist arguments. Discover the key figures, ideas, and debates that have shaped this often controversial perspective on human sexuality and its place in society, uncovering the historical and philosophical underpinnings of skepticism towards procreation.

This comprehensive resource delves into the multifaceted intersection of religion and sexual health, offering critical ethical, theological, and clinical perspectives. It provides a nuanced understanding of how faith traditions inform and interact with various sexual health issues, making it an essential read for academics, practitioners, and anyone interested in this sensitive and complex topic.

Explore the complex and evolving relationship between Christianity and sexuality during the early modern period. This delves into historical Christian perspectives, changing moral codes, and the societal impact of religious teachings on sexual behavior from the 15th to 18th centuries across European contexts.