I do have one quarrel with his reasoning. The anti-sex stance of the various fundamentalist Christian churches, particularly the anti-procreative-sex stance, is not a new fact, nor is it something they started pushing in the 60s to align fundamentalism with Republicanism. It goes way, way, back to Paul and Augustine and most of the early Church fathers.
Seconded. And I've heard a Catholic cogently present a history of anti-abortion teaching which quoted from theological discussions of abortion going back to about 300AD.
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