Disagree.
Roe allowed abortion as a method of birth control in the first trimester, just ending a life as a matter of personal convenience, even in the absence of any threat to the health of the mother. That was unacceptable to people of faith who believed in the sanctity of God-created life, who saw/see such a decision as selfish and cavalier and unnecessary and wrong. Just as intransigent as the far right, who refuses abortion in cases of rape or incest or serious health risk or in circumstances like anencephaly. On top of those, Roe was based on a legal fiction, claiming that abortion had been “historically” protected as “privacy right” that was “historically” “fundamental” to liberty, when, to the contrary, abortion had been officially illegal almost everywhere for centuries.
The whole thing cried out for compromise. Instead, we got culture war.