“The object of his satirical observations might be the lesbian bishop who thinks the central message of Romans is about global warming, but the more he says or writes anything about it, the more it is his behavior that is thought to be clearly ‘unscriptural.’ Right — like who cares about that anymore?” (Rules, p. 102).
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This would be funnier if there weren’t so many who are convinced that the point of Romans is to reverse global warming ):
Just one problem. A lesbian bishop would be a she not a he. Was it a deliberate error, because I get annoyed at the use of ‘she’ to replace ‘he’, when 99℅ of the time it is better (less sexist) to use the form ‘they’.
The “he” refers back to the first “his” who is writing the satirical observations about the bishop, not the bishop herself.