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He doesn't get to demand you engage in sexual acts like cybersex (dating myself there) or sending/taking nudes. You feel used and he needs to back all the way off. You mention he wants more romance. This is what I would focus on. My husband loves physical affection. He loves public affection (hand holding, kissing, pet names – dear, sweetie, love, darling, doll, sitting so we are touching, etc). It makes him feel special and loved. Sex is not dirty or disgusting. Romance is no dirty or disgusting. You do not need to engage in anything that makes you feel uncomfortable. But you are not dirty for sending nudes. Full stop. Don't associate shame and uncleanness with sex. Does he share a similar faith or faith journey? Does his faith share similar boundaries and values? You might find you're moving in different directions here. And that's OK.
All said and done, I think you're doing yourself a disservice. Very hot boundary on anything you're uncomfortable with. Show and receive love in mutually desired ways and talk about it. And honor yourself and your values first, then consider a partner.