Does contraception go against nature by breaking the natural connection between sex and reproduction?

I believe in contraception but I must say yes to your question because just based on the facts it does go against the natural method of conceiving. I'm not saying contraception is bad I'm just answering your question very literally. :-)

Yes, in the same sense that clothes go against nature by breaking the natural connection between skin and the elements.

when the church talks about sex they say it should be used for reproduction not just for pleasure but I think that my answer is don't worry about using birth Control because people say its against nature it is also against nature to choose not to have any sex

do umbrellas go against nature by breaking the natural connection between walking in the rain and getting wet??

youre really obsessed about this non-issue youve totally made up in your own head arent you?

im sure they make a medication for that.

I don't believe so. Its called using your intelligence. God didn't intend for us to have so many children we couldn't provide and care for them. There was a time the mortality rate for children was very high and family's were large in order work the land. Having contraception did not make sense and was not to their advantage.

And going against nature is a bad thing?

not natural contraception---there are times when it is not a good idea to have another child so along with trust in God this is instituted but, a true loving relationship in a marriage does include the marital embrace for each others well being.

There are times when a couple needs to practice abstinence too--

Most female animals, at least the mammals ( of which we are a part) have ability to spontaneously abort their young if conditions are not right. Humans cannot do that (at least not easily), so as we have the ability, we can take things to prevent conception in the first place.

Yes. Contraception is a grave violation of the natural law.

Nope.