I have been involved in Republican politics for a whole lot of years, and you couldn't be more wrong. The religious right is the most fickle constituency that the GOP has. I have honestly lost count of the number of times that the religious right has openly supported pro-life democrats over pro-choice republicans, stayed home from a convention or other meeting because none of "their" topics were being addressed (sometimes resulting in no quorum), refused to vote in a race because the republican "doesn't go to the right church", maliciously put a spoiler in a primary for the same "not the right church" reason, etc. They are the most inconsistent and undependable voting block that the GOP has.
That would be because a good chunk of the religious right was, until recently, Jim Crow Democrat.
Well, that's your opinion, and I've given mine. I appreciate your willingness to debate in good character!