Biesaga, Tadeusz2026-01-072026-01-071995Seminare, 1995, Tom 11, s. 75-80.1232-8766https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/40382The article, analysing the Letter to Families by John Paul II, points to the fundamental dangers facing families which result from faise modern conception of truth about man, including false truth about his sexuality, marriage bonds and parenthood. This kind of neomanicheism, false theory of human sexuality (sex-ism). Treats man’s sexuality as some biological, apersonal force governing him, the force of which procreative activity can be stopped only by technical means: contraception, sterilization and abortion. This apersonalistic view of human sexuality builds 1) a utilitarian culture, 2) anti-life mentality and 3) conviction that a stable and irrevocable marriage relationship is impossible.polCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychzagrożenia rodzinyList do rodzinJan Paweł IIKarol WojtyłarodzinaFamiliaris consortiodokumenty Kościołatożsamość człowiekanauki przyrodniczeneomanicheizmcielesnośćcielesność człowiekapłciowośćpłciowość człowiekamentalność antynatalistycznamentalność antyrodzinnamałżeństworodzina chrześcijańskaseksizmantykoncepcjasterylizacjaaborcjakulturakultura współczesnathreats to the familyLetter to FamiliesJohn Paul IIfamilyChurch documentshuman identitynatural sciencesneo-Manicheismcorporealityhuman corporealitysexualityhuman sexualityanti-natalist mentalityanti-family mentalitymarriageChristian familysexismcontraceptionsterilizationabortionculturecontemporary cultureArticle