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These people were obviously put in place to overturn Roe vs Wade and to lay a conservative foundation for many years to come. If this faction of people was shrinking, how do you account for all of this?
I am sure Time or somebody like that has done a survey on religion/Christianity to see how prevalent it is now versus say, the fifties. My guess is still that Christianity is less popular today, based on how many empty churches I see.

I must say, I think it's a stretch to suggest that a "Faction" of people put Supreme Court members in place with the sole intention of overturning Roe Vs. Wade. Frankly, I don't think most people care about Roe Vs. Wade as much as the political gliteratti would have you believe.