What philosopher argues that sexual acts that exclude the possibility of procreation are unnatural and therefore morally wrong?

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Christian Geier · Answer 1 · 2019-04-10T12:50:46+0000

John Finnis

John Finnis is an Australian legal scholar whose work (in NLNR and subsequent articles) deals with the relationship between natural law and Christian/Catholic values. According to natural law, there are laws that exist out there, that are true whether we know them or not.

What philosopher argues that sexual acts that exclude the possibility of procreation are unnatural and therefore morally wrong?

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