Abstract
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to offer a Christian perspective on the ethical issues related to natural procreation and artificial reproduction methods. Design/methodology/approach This paper uses descriptive and comparative methodology between the ethical aspects specific to natural procreation and artificial reproduction. Findings Religious beliefs play a significant role in shaping the moral perspective when an infertile couple is confronted with the choice between natural procreation and artificial reproduction. Originality/value This paper survey a broad bibliography and offers a critical evaluation of the moral aspects specific to different methods of reproductive technologies compared to the natural procreation approach.
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