What Modern Catholics Think About Birth Control

This mass-market paperback is in fair condition, with visible wear consistent with its age. The cover shows signs of discoloration and minor creasing, particularly along the spine. The binding remains intact, though the pages exhibit some yellowing, typical of books from this period. There is no dust jacket, as expected for a paperback, and no markings or inscriptions are present.

"What Modern Catholics Think About Birth Control," edited by William Birmingham, is a significant exploration into the perspectives of Catholics on the topic of birth control during the 1960s. Published by Signet Books in November 1964, this first printing offers a collection of viewpoints from various Catholic authors. The book is published by The New American Library in New York, reflecting the era's social and religious discussions. This mass-market paperback edition captures the diverse opinions and theological considerations of the time, making it a valuable resource for those interested in religious studies and social history. The book is not signed and does not contain any inscriptions, maintaining its original state. Its scarcity as a first printing from 1964 adds to its appeal for collectors and scholars alike.