A provocative treatise on birth control from a Christian perspective, published in 1922. The author argues against the emerging neo-Malthusian movement, which advocated for birth control as a means of controlling population growth. Sutherland contends that this approach is fundamentally immoral and contrary to Christian principles, and offers an alternative vision for addressing the problem of overpopulation.

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