> Today, conversations around abortion in modern Christianity tend to take as a given the longstanding moral, religious and legal prohibition of the practice.

> Today, conversations around abortion in modern Christianity tend to take as a given the longstanding moral, religious and legal prohibition of the practice. About many more things as well. Religion has always zig-sawed with it's morality. Homoerotic acts were rather open and celebrated during the Italian Renaissance or Ottoman Empire in spite of their nominally Abrahamic status, and prostitution was, at various points, endorsed by the Catholic Church. Perhaps in a few years, Christians will once again take a strong stance against usury as they once did. Also, the article uses “whomever” as a grammatical subject at one point.