I define "morals" pretty much as knowing the difference between right and wrong. If it was easy to influence others into knowing the difference between right and wrong, this country would be a much better place now wouldn't it. And I sure hope you are intelligent enough to know the difference between preventing a pregnancy and terminating a life to prevent birth. Not all faiths are against birth control. As far as Jesus skin color, most Christians were not thinking blond hair, blue eyes. Sounds like color is more of an issue to you than me.Imposing your version of morals on others is not very Christian. How many young girls have sought out abortion because their “Christian “ fathers would disown them if they were pregnant out of wedlock but those same “Christian “ fathers made access to birth control difficult or impossible? How many of those situations would be avoidable with a bit of actual “Christian “ tolerance and acceptance of the situation?
On another note-Do any of you actually think Jesus looked like a white European like all images show him? News flash-people that lived in Bethlehem 2000 years ago did not look like white Europeans. It’s pretty funny when you realize that if god really created man in his own likeness that your god would actually look like a brown or black man. But the church would never tolerate that...