Yep. Piles of them. I was selfish, pleasure-seeking, angry, violent, dishonestly dishonest, exploitive, greedy, slothful, and unremorsefully so. Nearly everything I believed was corrected by God. It was quite aggravating and inconvenient until I learned trust (and forgiveness).
I'd like you to either clarify something for me or note the nature of the inquiry.
You've asked about homosexuality and abortion and personal autonomy of women. I'm not homosexual so letting go of cherished beliefs about homosexuals wasn't 1) cherished or 2) personal. I've never had an abortion so my supportive beliefs on the mattered weren't cherished or personal. I'm not a woman so physiological autonomy of women wasn't cherished or personal. I didn't struggle with those beliefs beyond realizing my views were wrong and by implication there was something amiss within me that led me to think sinfully.
That idea I wasn't sinful was cherished and personal.
It's like Peter standing up in the boat and saying, "Please leave; I'm a sinful man," while knowing he I don't want him to leave if this sinfulness has any hope of change.
Let God be true and all humans (including me) be liars.