You quote the church "fathers" instead of the Apostles (AKA Apostolic traditions) which I asked for and you quote snippets where these fathers condemn sex with prostitutes - which the Apostles DID say was wrong, anyway - and one where the guy was under the mistaken early thinking that the "seed" (semen) contained a miniature human baby (they thought man "planted" his seed in the woman and the baby grew from it). You also quote a guy who thinks ANY sex between a husband and wife when it is not specifically for conceiving a child is wrong - something even Catholicism has backed away from. So, I ask again, show me where the Apostles spoke against all contraception. What some of the Catholic-approved fathers thought at the time doesn't count as Divinely inspired.
Many good, thoughtful points throughout this topic. These low-Scripture-information types obviously are soon run to the boards and run out of excuses. Keep it up. Stay on point.