(continuation) In the post-Exilic creation myth in Genesis 1, the unique predicate of human beings, "made in the image and likeness of God," receives many interpretations, but again none about reproduction. For how could that be?, seeing that all nonhuman animals and countless other organisms engage in sexual reproduction. If having reproductive sex were what made human opposite-sex couples co-creators with God, then the same must be said of all nonhuman animals and other organisms who also engage in reproductive sex after their fashion--a theological statement that I have no problem with, but it runs counter to the anthropocentric and narrow-minded biblical and Catholic traditions, doesn't it.

So if you really mean what you say about life and sex, and want to do something "pro-life" that's useful plus an act of veneration of the divine presence, work to abolish the dairy and egg industries, which are hideous violations of the reproductive systems of female mammals and birds.