About these dumb-ass religious issues: I heard recently a statement not only against the morning-after pill, but all kinds of birth control and a few other sexual related things (as the main direction of the statement was not especially against birth control). And the reasoning was very good, logically based and not religious at all. On the other side I never heard any good reasoning from the other side (except the freedom of the women, the reality living nowadays and so on). But that's a different story and I don't want to start a discussion about it.
Hmm how curious, sounds exactly like Intelligent Design. I've nothing against religion, proper religion, but when they go up against nature, against simple observable facts, e.g. Earth is round, Earth revolves around the Sun (not the other way around) and natural selection, it discredits even their moral, spiritual positions. So once we learn that they can stare simple facts in the face and deny it, why I should listen to what they have to say about health and sex and God and whatever. I can be convince Truth is higher than Facts, but if the two become incompatible, well I choose Facts.
Morning after pill was given OTC status (even in a particularly repressed country we all love to hate) because even in the hands of rank amateur, it's as safe as Tylenol and cough syrup. In particular it's less dangerous than common high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease drugs. Yet one never hears the Church goes around preaching abstinence from fatty food is better than medication which carries significant side effects.
How odd that it's secular doctors who goes around healthy life style is better than diet pills, blood pressure drug etc, while Churches attract members using fat- and sugar-laden picnics. How odd that the Church didn't lift a finger in reducing tobacco addiction. Yet when it's sexual mores, suddenly the Church is health-conscious. Hmm do they acknowledge that the highest chance of heart attack and heart disease deaths occurs on Sunday mornings. After, say, a Saturday night of fun and beer, jumping out of bed and going to Sunday mass is very bad for your health.
Oriental religions are much more sensible, by not pretending that abstinence to make sense. Giving up desires is not for logical or physical considerations. It's spiritual and metaphysical. So logically, oriental religions also do not demonize sex the way monotheism(s) do. Desires is worldly and natural, according to Buddhism, not evil and Satanic. Refraining from desires help one reaches enlightenment, it's not a damnable, deadly sin.
One point I'm wondering about: Independent from the question how they prevent getting pregnant I'm asking myself how they protect themselves of STDs? :huh:
Uhh... roll eyes... preventing pregnancy while make porn? Is that even a concern? Every porn performer and every porn maker would seriously take care of that concern with ironclad measures, right? I don't know the details (perhaps it's so mind-numbingly obvious no one bother to report it) but every porn/JAV girl would probably take at least two preventive measures, say taking the pill plus tying the tubes. Condom and morning after pills are the last 2 things you rely on for birth control in this line of profession.
So yes, correct using the condom in porn (and prostitution) is 100% for the purpose of STD protection.