Buddhism views treatment for infertility and _____________________ as unnatural and therefore discourage these practices
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
birth control
Rationale: Infertility may be seen as Buddha's plan; therefore, infertility treatments are seen as unnatural. Birth control is discouraged because it is unnatural.
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