PROTESTANT CHRISTIANITY "The vast majority of Protestant denominations, theologians, and churches at least permit contraception and may even promote family planning as an important moral good."
JUDAISM:
" the well-being of the mother has generally been treated as paramount and as justifying contraception."
ISLAM:
"There is nothing in Islam that would condemn contraception; on the contrary, Muslim scholars investigated and developed birth control methods which were taken to Europe."
HINDUISM :
"producing more children than you or your environment can support is treated as wrong."
BUDDHISM:
"Buddhist teachings support appropriate family planning when people feel that it would be too much of a burden on themselves or their environment to have more children."
SIKHISMSM:
"Nothing in Sikh scripture or tradition condemns the prevention of pregnancy; on the contrary, sensible family planning is encouraged and supported by the community."
TAOISM, CONFUCIANISM :
"Evidence of family planning and use of contraceptives goes back thousands of years in China."
Then there is of course,
ROMAN CATHOLICISM:
"Roman Catholicism is popularly associated with a strict anti-contraception position, but this strictness only dates to Pope Pius XI's 1930 encyclical Casti Connubii. Before this, there was more debate on birth control,"
The entry concludes;
"Nevertheless, bans on contraception are not an infallible teaching and could change."
birdie; that is from the link I gave, not the link you gave.