text: Michael: The "anti-sex" stance of many pro-lifers is something to talk about more. Often, but not always, when I hear pro-life arguments, it devolves into also berating the "hedonistic, if it feels good do it" act that causes pregnancy--and very nasty things about the "sex-obsessed"  people involved. As a prominent pro-life leader said, "The best contraceptive is the zipper." 
  
  The fact that there are so few Catholic anti-abortion advocates who support contraception leads me to think that, to them, sex can be as naughty as abortion is evil in some kind of distorted moral-equivalency paradigm.  Am I wrong? It wouldn't be the first time. 
  
   Why do so many non-Catholic pro-life evangelical clergy who strongly condemn abortion accept and even heartily endorse contraception as at least part of the solution in responsible Christian family planning and marital relations---and, most of all, in abortion reduction?
  
  In this month of praying for Christian unity, are we not so unified after all?