The final day of the Supreme Court’s term is usually reserved for some of its most contentious, high-profile cases. This year was no exception, with the court handing down three major decisions on birthright citizenship, campaign finance, and transgender athletes in high school sports.
With abortion policy returned to the states and religious liberty generally thriving, policies around sex, gender, and transgender medicine may now be the court’s most contested cultural space. And if Tuesday’s West Virginia v. B. P. J. is any indication, the court is prepared to confront these thorny issues head-on. What’s the outlook for Christians committed
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