No bishop or priest would say that Christ was not God: the emphasis is now so much upon Christ's humanity to the obscuring of His divinity. How many times do we hear the rhetorical question asked, "what would Jesus do?" The answer is of course, "whatever the questioner would do?" Why? "Because Christ was human like the questioner."
No longer is it "I should do what Christ would do" rather "Christ should do what I would do."
Those whose grasp of Christianity is very tenuous have the impression that the Church is some sort of social service organisation.  Modern morality is "anyone can do anything they like as long as it doesn't appear hurt or offend another human being," whether it offends against God is not a consideration.
This sort of morality enables among other things abortion with a clear conscience: if a foetus cannot be considered to be a human being until it has been born, therefore no one is hurt if it is aborted.