I think in modern day it hurts them a lot more than it helps, if you're looking at it from a secular viewpoint. I don't understand why they would push it now when it only causes confusion and people to turn away from the church.

Of course, if you believe it comes from God, then they feel like it's how God wants it to be and they don't really have a choice. 

This is an important point. When our knowledge is insufficient, it's easy to put "god" in as a placeholder to explain things away. The problem is that this results in complacency in the idea that god did it, and that's an acceptable answer for some. 

But if you leave a question unanswered, and don't just put god in there, you'll have people come along and try to answer those questions. This can be seen in the works of a man like Isaac Newton and Galileo, among many others, who had the capacity to solve many problems, but stopped short at the majesty of god. Tyson did a presentation on this topic and it was quite enlightening.

The Catholic Church for one has some strange concepts about things like contraception and in-vitro fertilization. I feel as though they're more concerned with in-vitro than they are with rape (not specifically talking about the pedo thing, just the concept of rape in general). 

It's controlled, nature has to be controlled it would fall apart and none of us would exist. It's controlled by the laws of physics and quantum mechanics. 

If you want to believe god put these in place then sure. I'm just wondering how that links to him putting jesus on a rock of monkeys and sacrificing himself because adam and eve did bad things. Seems a little trivial for such a being.

It’s funny how you blame “Hollywood Jews” for a scene in a movie that was written and directed by Martin McDonagh, a lapsed Catholic raised in Ireland, who went to catholic school as a child. Quick tip: if you need to say “you have no issues” with a particular group, you might want just not say it. Besides, there are plenty of writers and directors in Hollywood who aren’t Jewish. If this is a Hollywood thing, than this isn’t a “jewish” Hollywood thing, as this movie shows.

In any case, I’ve not seen this movie (and I’m not entirely sure I want to after reading about its tone and themes),I will say there is plenty to criticize about the Catholic Church. Of course, I’m saying this as a Jew myself. The most notable and recent thing is, of course, the pedophilia. The “percentage” is irrelevant. What matters is that this abuse was systemic, and the church actively protected the people committing it for decades. This is makes them more than worthy of criticism. Now, YOU shouldn’t feel shame for it, especially given that the church appears to finally be dealing with it, but that doesn’t mean the criticism of the church itself will (or should) just go away overnight.

They are attributed to the catholic church, because she is obviously directly responsible for many bad things that happen in the world. For example: The suppression of sexuality as practiced by the Catholic Church (or Islam and other religious) naturally has all kinds of perverse consequences, such as paedophilia or rape.

The Catholic Church continues to prohibit the use of condoms and contraceptives, with catastrophic consequences all over the world.  

However, history and psychology has shown that people who are required to suppress completely normal behaviour are easier to control, even if a few of them drift into extreme behaviour.

That's a different arguement. :)

Again, I said that apart from any specific religion.

Did physics exist before the big bang?

And that's also something where theit position can and has changed. As for people needing to control their sexuality at least somewhat. That's just common sense. But we more often then not seem to have drifted into an "anything goes" scenario.

The Catholic Church has always been the target of misinformation and misguided attacks. Unfortunately, this is also probably not the best forum to discuss topics of a philosophical or theological matter as most written replies will undoubtedly start off well-meaning but turn into a mud-slinging argument.

The only message I can share with the OP is that of a highly intelligent man once said(and I paraphrase here),"There are probably not a hundred people who hate the Catholic Church in the whole world, but there are millions who hate the Catholic Church for what they believe the Church to be."

Just keep living the proper way. Reach for success, but never forget to be kind and charitable.
Offer support to those who need it as much as you can, while trying to be the best that God wants you to be.

And yes I'm a proud Catholic who's just trying to live life the best I can.

Yup physics by definition needs to be extended to cover the Big Bang (although time didn’t exist before the Big Bang - so there is no before)